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I have an 09 z71 it has a normal rear window. I am looking to put a sliding rear window in it. Any have any sugguestions or places where i could find one of these, or order one?

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Are you looking for a manual slider, or a power one like comes from the factory?

 

probably manual I dont have the money for the power plus that just something else that could go wrong, I am already having problems out of the driver window not wanting to roll up or down I dont need any other window to stop working so probably just going to go with a manual

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revrnd Senior Enthusiast

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I checked the CR Laurence site & they don't have a window yet for the GMT900. I've had a couple of their manual sliders in GMT800s w/ no complaints.

 

Any other suggestions as I'll be wanting a manual slider in my 2011.

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Are you looking for a manual slider, or a power one like comes from the factory?

 

I am already having problems out of the driver window not wanting to roll up or down I dont need any other window to stop working so probably just going to go with a manual

 

 

Do you sometimes have to push the button multiple times before your window actaully starts to go down or up? Cause thats what happens with mine. Only the drivers window though.

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Are you looking for a manual slider, or a power one like comes from the factory?

 

I am already having problems out of the driver window not wanting to roll up or down I dont need any other window to stop working so probably just going to go with a manual

 

 

Do you sometimes have to push the button multiple times before your window actaully starts to go down or up? Cause thats what happens with mine. Only the drivers window though.

 

 

 

Search the forums, using the search; this is known issue and your dealer, should be able to fix it under warrantly...

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revrnd Senior Enthusiast

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I've emailed CRL to see what their plans are for the GMT900 trucks. I'll post what I find out.

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revrnd Senior Enthusiast

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I never got a reply from CRL, nor have they added anything to their website.. I may have to check some automotive glass installers & see if they have a source.

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