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This is what the screw looks like. Wonder why it would have the tabs in a non removable window?
Yep mine is the same as yours thankfully. Is it possible someone at the plant got mixed up and forgot to add the HE windows? I just went to Ford’s website and removable windows aren’t mentioned on the specs list
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This is what the screw looks like. Wonder why it would have the tabs in a non removable window?
The tabs on the outside are meant to be removed after delivery.
 

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@JawnyBronco I’m afraid to mention tabs!
I would also caution against removing the tabs, if it was meant to be removable and wrong window put in it's place, that might be what is keeping them on, hope I'm wrong :oops:
 

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I would also caution against removing the tabs, if it was meant to be removable and wrong window put in it's place, that might be what is keeping them on, hope I'm wrong :oops:
Agreed, I’d get the dealer to do it. That way, at least, if something goes wrong, you’re not responsible.
 

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I would also caution against removing the tabs, if it was meant to be removable and wrong window put in it's place, that might be what is keeping them on, hope I'm wrong :oops:
The tabs are just spacers, they're not attached to anything.
 

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I'm REALLY hoping they have a stock of them somewhere.
The issue will be later in life. They only normally keep parts available for 7 years after stopping shipping on production. After that it’s best availability or trying to find NOS.
 

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This is what the screw looks like. Wonder why it would have the tabs in a non removable window?
The tabs are for assembly alignment only. They should be removed at PDI.
 

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Yep mine is the same as yours thankfully. Is it possible someone at the plant got mixed up and forgot to add the HE windows? I just went to Ford’s website and removable windows aren’t mentioned on the specs list
Yours isn’t a Job2 though. We are assuming this is Job2 only.
 

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The issue will be later in life. They only normally keep parts available for 7 years after stopping shipping on production. After that it’s best availability or trying to find NOS.
Looks like we need to buy a couple and stash them away.
 

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Looks like we need to buy a couple and stash them away.
This is what I’ve been saying before, one of the downsides of a low production specialty vehicle is replacement parts later in life. My 1995 Lightning fell in this category. There are people that will buy and hoard the parts. I’m guessing the window itself is the same but the attaching parts of course are different and if they come unglued, can be reattached.
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