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Removing the windscreen

Fig 1: Removing Windscreen
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CAUTION: Danger of injury caused by loose glass splinters and sharp window edges.
During removal and installation, wear protective glasses and leather gloves.
REMOVING WINDSCREEN

No. Procedure Instructions
  Opening door windows Wind down the door windows.
NOTE: the door windows must not be closed until after the curing time has elapsed.
  Masking the wing corners Mask the wing corners with adhesive tape in the area of the cowl panel in order to protect the paintwork.
1 Pulling off cover trim -1-  Undo and remove the cover trim -1- 
2 Removing cowl panel cover -2-  Refer to REMOVING AND INSTALLING COWL PANEL COVER
Removing inner A-pillar trim Refer to REMOVING AND INSTALLING TRIM OF A, B AND C-PILLARS
Removing the interior rearview mirror See REMOVING AND INSTALLING THE INTERIOR REARVIEW MIRROR 
3 Removing defroster covers -4, 5-  Lift the alarm readiness light -3-4, 5-6- 
4 Disconnecting the windscreen antenna plug connection  
5 Cutting out the windscreen Fit a U-type cutting knife to the cutter -E-B-E- 
Removing the windscreen  
Pulling off surrounding section Carefully detach the surrounding section from the windscreen. If the surrounding section is removed from the windscreen undamaged, it can be re-used.
6 Removing adhesive from the body Remove adhesive residues -7-E-D-8- 
Removing adhesive from the windscreen
  • Only if the windscreen is re-installed
Equip the cutter -E-D- 
7 Cleaning and priming paint damage or newly built-up paint areas in the window aperture of the body Clean new paint surfaces and damage to the roof paint in the non-visible area of the window aperture of the body with cleaning solution -H1-H2-