Tree hit the back side window and broke it out how can i replace it on my own

The window gets replaced as an assembly including all metal hardware.

tIME TO GET HER A BIKE.

Dismantle the mirror bracket. You probably wont be able to get this back in without doing this.

I had the same problem with my 99 Silhouette...after they put in a new windshield wiper kept going over the side of the window and tearing the blades up....ended up that the wiper arm was out of adjustment ....they came back and readjusted and it was perfect

there is an equlaiser valve the best way is the let the car sit and gravity bleed if went dry or line broke
if this fails slowely press on the brake pedal 3 times in a row make sure you go slow down then slow back up or valve will close
if valve stuck hit with hammer lightly to loosen it up

wiper arm bolt needs to be tighened, or more common the arm needs to be replaced. where the bolt is the end arm insert is made of soft led as to strip out if arm becomes binded by snow, tree branch etc so the more expentise linkage or wiper trasmisson, or motor do not become damaged.

try to replace switch or check your wiring might be broke

what happens with these grand amsare that the windows have whats called a sash glued to the bottom side of the window, and bolts to the regulator. it has one for each track of the regulator. one of them has broke or the glue came loose. the window must be removed, and id the sash is broke you can buy a replacement from the dealership. and urethane it on. run a tape line on the glue edges as a guide then remove old glue glass prime and urethane back on. sashes are not expensive I've replaced many

My son went around a curve one night and hit a tree stump that was in the middle of the road. It put the front bumper under the truck, busted the radiator, the framing brace that supported the radiator and the A/C condenser. There was even wood in the frame from the impact. He also needed to replace a fender from a previous accident. After getting everything installed on the engine, they had a problem putting the fenders back on.

The passenger's side fender fit perfectly except where the hood was hitting in one spot. The fender was about 2 to 3 inches too high and the guys were threatening to take a hammer and beat it down. But after getting a stronger light and searching the frame of the truck from all angles, they found out there was still one bolt that needed to be removed. Once it was removed, the fender went on smoothly. They didn't get to use the hammer like they were threatening!