DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

couple of questions lads how does the rear window fix in cant see any form of window rubber channel like a front screen does it glue in or is it some form of framework also how do you fif the front trunk seal does that glue in if so what type of glue thanks any advice would be helpfull

mally914 wrote:couple of questions lads how does the rear window fix in cant see any form of window rubber channel like a front screen does it glue in or is it some form of framework

Heavy duty double-sided sticky tape type stuff ( technical term )
along the sides ( ? ) and bottom and locates in a rubber seal at top.
Available from your local friendly windscreen fitter ?

also how do you fif the front trunk seal does that glue in if so what type of glue thanks any advice would be helpfull

No glue ! Tight fit in the channel and over inner edge .
Don't glue it as its a good idea to remove it occaisionally and dry underneath , as the front edge (just behind bumper) is a known 914 rust trap

thanks for the help mate it sounds a bit wing and a prayer but what the hell

As Tom rightly says prob best to let a fitter bond your rear screen in as the common leaks are what caused a lot of 914 to rot in the floorpans + cavity in the lower firewall

whats the rubber seal called incase i need a new one

whats the rubber seal called incase i need a new one

Expensive!