this may be a topic somehwere else, but dooes anyone have an idea as to how to clean the inside of the plastic rear window? it's easy enough to clean the exterior, but the inside is a pain! i can't seem to get enough leverage from inside when the top is up. anyone have any ideas as to how to clean the inside of this plastic window i am very frustrated

 

oops i found a thread that someone else started about this very subject! so sorry.............

 

Knees on the seat, facing backwards, not a comfortable postition. I have found it beneficial for another person to be "mirroring" your cleaning on the outside. That way you can get a little pressure on the window.

 

I actually found a zipper on the top of the window on the inside today. I didn't try it, but it looks like you can flap down the window onto the trunk with the top up and clean it. I'm trying tommorow. The zipper is hidden underneath a flap at the top of the plastic window on the inside.

 

a zipper huh? i'll have to look a little closer tonight. let me know how it goes........

 

Don't touch the zipper!!! Others have used it, and it's not made to use on a regular basis. It will eventually break.

 

Well...
Today I was going to take out the rear window. What I found is that the zipper has a rubber insulation on the inside of the metal zipper. This looks like it prevents water coming through the cracks in the zipper. So, I left it as is. It looks like if I undo the zipper, I would have to replace the rubber weather strip.

 

The zipper is there to expedite the process of replacing the plastic window. It is not intended to be used on a regular basis!