Park the vehicle on a flat surface and set the parking brake
Wear safety glasses and gloves
Remove windshield wipers, cowl trim, mirrors, sensors, and any trim around the glass
Cut through the old urethane adhesive with a windshield removal tool or wire
Lift out the old windshield carefully with assistance
Remove all remaining adhesive from the pinch weld, leaving a thin bonded layer if required by the adhesive manufacturer
Inspect the frame for rust, damage, or contamination and repair as needed
Clean the glass mounting area with the recommended cleaner
Apply primer to the pinch weld and new windshield if required
Install new clips, moldings, and setting blocks if needed
Apply a continuous bead of automotive windshield urethane to the pinch weld
Set the new windshield into place and align it properly
Press the windshield evenly to seat it
Reinstall trim, cowl, mirrors, sensors, and wipers
Follow the adhesive curing time before driving the vehicle
Check for leaks after curing and verify proper fitment