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Rear window mount came off

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YOUR RESEARCHRear window mount came off

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Use jb clear weld

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I would use JB Clear weld...

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Use rear view mirrors would be my guess

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same glue used for rear view mirrors would be my guess

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I would use JB Clear weld...

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Use rear view mirrors would be my guess

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same glue used for rear view mirrors would be my guess

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm not even sure how to properly word this, I have discovered that one of the mounts for the rear passenger window has decided it didn't want to be on the glass anymore. How do I go about re-attaching it? I'm assuming some kind of glue, but have no idea what to use. Pics are of the piece and an example of how it should look from eBay.

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same glue used for rear view mirrors would be my guess

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@808Bill has it cooled off enough for u to get that motor in yet. Sorry to the op for the off topic but i have to raz bill when he pops in.

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I would use JB Clear weld... I have pulled those off before and they took considerable effort and heat, kinda surprised it just popped off but the JB clear is what I would use to re-attach.

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Quotes source post: 18404669

There's a black rubbery material on the back....is that the original adhesive? I'm assuming it is, but it's not sticky whatsoever. Looking at the pictures here it seems that it came off. Guessing I need to remove it? https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...yone-here.html

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