Windshield fold down

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I'm pretty sure this was asked already here but are there any tips for folding down your windshield? I know you have to remove the rollcage bolts and the one on either side hinge but is there anything else I should be aware of before attempting? I should add my windshield has never been down before


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I'm pretty sure this was asked already here but are there any tips for folding down your windshield? I know you have to remove the rollcage bolts and the one on either side hinge but is there anything else I should be aware of before attempting? I should add my windshield has never been down before


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Be prepared for your windshield to leak forever after. It doesn't always happen, but it happens often enough to be unremarkable.
 
Be prepared for your windshield to leak forever after. It doesn't always happen, but it happens often enough to be unremarkable.

It's a jeep its meant to be rugged and handle the elements. Lol


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Use a velcro strap to tie the hoop on the windshield to the hoop on your hood (that's why it's there). It stops your windshield from bouncing around.

If you plan to offroad with the windshield down, you'll want to get additional roll bars so you don't make your head into a mound of red goo if you flip. I bought the Rock Hard bolt-on roll cage specifically for that reason.

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Use a velcro strap to tie the hoop on the windshield to the hoop on your hood (that's why it's there). It stops your windshield from bouncing around.

If you plan to offroad with the windshield down, you'll want to get additional roll bars so you don't make your head into a mound of red goo if you flip. I bought the Rock Hard bolt-on roll cage specifically for that reason.

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That's actually really awesome looking! And still works 100% with my hardtop and bestop soft top? Doors will still fit to?


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I drive my buddies old Jeep that way and it's a blast. But anything over about 30 mph the fun factor fades quickly.
 
Windshield wiper arms have to come off. Really easy. It's like riding a square motorcycle with crummy mileage. But, at least you still catch the bugs between your teeth, and that's a win. I plan to do it on known mild trails just for the fun and freedom feel of it.


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Does anyone have the part number for the seal that breaks when the windshield folds down?