Anyone had any experience of removing a piece. The ever knowledgable Sid from RSJ said it's accessed and removed from the inside by undoing three screws (one at the back end and two under the door pillar trim) Has anyone had to do this and did you encounter any problems. The glass on my drivers door came loose, I didn't realise the back edge was resting against the rear quarter and as I tried to get it to go up and down it has scratched it. Not badly but won't polish out and I know it's there. Got a replacement part on the way so decided to pick your brains on the forum to see if anyone has removed it or seen it done.
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YOUR RESEARCHRemoval of Quarter Glass..
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