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Gareth



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Can the windscreen frame be removed?
Can the frame/glass be removed from the vehicle without lifting the roof off? 2021 Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE D300 MHEV
1966 S2a 109 aka Betsy
Post #362895 7th Oct 2014 3:29pm
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Fatboy Slim



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Yes, you need to slacken off the hardtop sides to tub fixings though, and block the roof up a couple of inches. Easy enough though
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Post #362902 7th Oct 2014 3:49pm
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Gareth



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Thats great, Thanks. The reason is I have a leak through the seal, along the top of the bulkhead, and don't seem to be able to seal it externally.

Considering lifting the screen frame out and fitting a new seal with some additional sealer to help it. 2021 Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE D300 MHEV
1966 S2a 109 aka Betsy
Post #362914 7th Oct 2014 4:27pm
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Fatboy Slim



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Just a quickie, are you certain its not leaking from the windscreen seal, some I have found go to leak on the bottom corners of the frame. If you lift the seal a bit on the corners you may find where the lip of the frame is joined in the corners there's a 'step' in it. If there is they widdle in through there like nothing on earth. I'll try and take a photo of one to clarify what i mean a bit
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