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TM5-4210-299-14&P 4-145.  DOOR GLASS REPLACEMENT. This task covers: a. Removal b. Installation INITIAL SET-UP Tools General Safety Instructions General Mechanics Tool Kit CAUTION:  Always wear heavy gloves when handling glass to minimize the risk of injury. Materials/Parts Door Glass (46477) Equipment Condition Para. Condition Description 4-173 Door Vent, Window Run Channel Removed 4-176  Door Trim Panel Removed REMOVAL a.  Remove window regulator handle (1) and door remote control handle (2) by removing socket head screws from handles. b.  Remove two screws and detach arm rest (3). c.  Remove rubber insert (4) from around door access cover (5) using blunt nose screwdriver or seal tool. Lift out cover (5) and remove seal (4) from access opening. d.  Lower window glass (6) to bottom of its channel. e.  Remove glass regulator (paragraph 4-142). f.  Remove button plug from side of door for access to rear glass run channel (7) upper retaining bolt. Remove bolt. g.  Remove two retaining bolts from lower end of glass rear run channel (7). Remove channel and channel seal from glass. h.  Remove glass (6) from front run channel (8). i.  Pull glass (6) out bottom of access opening. INSTALLATION a.  Insert window glass (6) through access open- ing. b.  Enter glass (6) into front run channel (8). 4-156

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