26 AutoGlass™ • 2001–02 Installation Guide 2002 Buick Rendezvous Four-Door Utility
Windshield
Removal
1. Pre-inspect vehicle with customer
present or with pre-inspection worksheet.
Note all damage to exterior,
interior, and mechanical devices pertaining
to windshield replacement.
See The Seven Steps of Installation
step 1 for further information.
2. Double check for correct glass
parts, moldings, and miscellaneous
supplies.
3. Put on all personal protection
equipment (PPE) to reduce injury.
4. Protect the vehicle interior and
exterior surfaces from possible damage.
See The Seven Steps of Installation
step 2 for further information.
5. As parts are removed from the vehicle,
place them in an area where they
will not be damaged or misplaced.
6. Disconnect the antenna to the right
of the mirror. Disconnect the wiring
harness from the rear of the mirror.
Disconnect the wiring from the GPS
antenna. Loosen the 25T torx set
screw in the base of the mirror.
Note: According to the Buick parts
department, if the glass is purchased
from the dealer, the GPS antenna
comes with the glass. The GPS antenna
is held in place with adhesive tape
and may be able to be removed and
reattached with double-sided tape.
7. Remove the overlapping wipers by
removing the nut caps and removing
the 15 mm nuts underneath. The driver
side wiper is above the passenger
side.
8. Remove the cowl by releasing and
removing the seven retainers at the
leading edge. Remove the corner
retainers. Remove the Phillips screw
from the water diverter near the
fender area.
9. The three-sided molding is of rigid
construction and will most likely need
to be replaced. It is not encapsulated.
10. Prior to removing the glass from
the vehicle, remove any debris from
between the glass and the body.
11. Cut out glass part with tools of
choice.
12. Attach vacuum cups to the outside
surface of the glass after wiping the
surface clean.
13. Dry-set the new glass and create
alignment markings.
14. Remove all but 1-2 mm (1/16 inch)
of existing adhesive from the pinchweld
area.
Caution: Do not touch or contaminate
the existing adhesive once it is
trimmed.
Installation
It is absolutely necessary to use an adhesive
system. Do not mix products.
This can include, but is not limited to,
preps, primers, cleaners, and adhesive.
Follow all installation procedures recommended
by the vehicle or adhesive
manufacturer.
Note: Depending on the technician’s
decision on where to apply the adhesive,
pinchweld or glass, steps 2 and 6
may be reversed to allow proper time
for the primers and preps to dry.
1. Remove safety gloves and put on
nitrile gloves.
2. Apply metal primer to any exposed
paint and/or scratches caused by the
removal process. Allow to dry thoroughly
according to adhesive manufacturer’s
recommendations.
3. Clean the glass with a lint-free disposable
cloth.
4. Attach the three-sided molding to
the glass edge.
5. Remount the GPS antenna if
removed.
6. Apply any or all preps and/or
primers to the bonding surface of the
glass. Allow to dry thoroughly.
7. Apply a V bead of adhesive to the
glass or pinchweld. Make sure that the
height of the V and the size of the bead
is consistent with the vehicle manufacturer’s
requirements.
8. Set the glass using vacuum cups and
apply pressure to assure contact is
made between the two bonding surfaces.
Do not apply too much pressure.
9. Check for leaks with leak detector
or water.
10. Re-install all other parts in reverse
order.
11. Clean and detail vehicle.
12. Post-inspect the vehicle. See The
Seven Steps of Installation step 7 for
further information.
2002 Buick Rendezvous Four-Door Utility
NAGS® Number
DW1433 Ant. solar
DW1434 Ant. solar-HUD
DW1435 Ant. solar-GPS antenna
DW1436 Ant. solar-GPS antenna-
HUD
The antenna system is similar to the
GM Venture Van.
Vital Info
Installation contributed by Bob Beranek,
Automotive Glass Consultants. ■
source: http://www.glassmagazine.com/files/2...rendezvous.pdf
Windshield
Removal
1. Pre-inspect vehicle with customer
present or with pre-inspection worksheet.
Note all damage to exterior,
interior, and mechanical devices pertaining
to windshield replacement.
See The Seven Steps of Installation
step 1 for further information.
2. Double check for correct glass
parts, moldings, and miscellaneous
supplies.
3. Put on all personal protection
equipment (PPE) to reduce injury.
4. Protect the vehicle interior and
exterior surfaces from possible damage.
See The Seven Steps of Installation
step 2 for further information.
5. As parts are removed from the vehicle,
place them in an area where they
will not be damaged or misplaced.
6. Disconnect the antenna to the right
of the mirror. Disconnect the wiring
harness from the rear of the mirror.
Disconnect the wiring from the GPS
antenna. Loosen the 25T torx set
screw in the base of the mirror.
Note: According to the Buick parts
department, if the glass is purchased
from the dealer, the GPS antenna
comes with the glass. The GPS antenna
is held in place with adhesive tape
and may be able to be removed and
reattached with double-sided tape.
7. Remove the overlapping wipers by
removing the nut caps and removing
the 15 mm nuts underneath. The driver
side wiper is above the passenger
side.
8. Remove the cowl by releasing and
removing the seven retainers at the
leading edge. Remove the corner
retainers. Remove the Phillips screw
from the water diverter near the
fender area.
9. The three-sided molding is of rigid
construction and will most likely need
to be replaced. It is not encapsulated.
10. Prior to removing the glass from
the vehicle, remove any debris from
between the glass and the body.
11. Cut out glass part with tools of
choice.
12. Attach vacuum cups to the outside
surface of the glass after wiping the
surface clean.
13. Dry-set the new glass and create
alignment markings.
14. Remove all but 1-2 mm (1/16 inch)
of existing adhesive from the pinchweld
area.
Caution: Do not touch or contaminate
the existing adhesive once it is
trimmed.
Installation
It is absolutely necessary to use an adhesive
system. Do not mix products.
This can include, but is not limited to,
preps, primers, cleaners, and adhesive.
Follow all installation procedures recommended
by the vehicle or adhesive
manufacturer.
Note: Depending on the technician’s
decision on where to apply the adhesive,
pinchweld or glass, steps 2 and 6
may be reversed to allow proper time
for the primers and preps to dry.
1. Remove safety gloves and put on
nitrile gloves.
2. Apply metal primer to any exposed
paint and/or scratches caused by the
removal process. Allow to dry thoroughly
according to adhesive manufacturer’s
recommendations.
3. Clean the glass with a lint-free disposable
cloth.
4. Attach the three-sided molding to
the glass edge.
5. Remount the GPS antenna if
removed.
6. Apply any or all preps and/or
primers to the bonding surface of the
glass. Allow to dry thoroughly.
7. Apply a V bead of adhesive to the
glass or pinchweld. Make sure that the
height of the V and the size of the bead
is consistent with the vehicle manufacturer’s
requirements.
8. Set the glass using vacuum cups and
apply pressure to assure contact is
made between the two bonding surfaces.
Do not apply too much pressure.
9. Check for leaks with leak detector
or water.
10. Re-install all other parts in reverse
order.
11. Clean and detail vehicle.
12. Post-inspect the vehicle. See The
Seven Steps of Installation step 7 for
further information.
2002 Buick Rendezvous Four-Door Utility
NAGS® Number
DW1433 Ant. solar
DW1434 Ant. solar-HUD
DW1435 Ant. solar-GPS antenna
DW1436 Ant. solar-GPS antenna-
HUD
The antenna system is similar to the
GM Venture Van.
Vital Info
Installation contributed by Bob Beranek,
Automotive Glass Consultants. ■
source: http://www.glassmagazine.com/files/2...rendezvous.pdf
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