Gunson Windscreen Installation Tool Set - 77136

Currently unavailable

Currently unavailable
This guide is for anyone looking to install windscreens with plastic or rubber inserts on older vehicles. The Gunson Windscreen Installation Tool Set - 77136 makes DIY windscreen fitting much easier, especially for non-bonded screens. However, it's designed specifically for older vehicles and may not be suitable for modern bonded windscreens.
| Model Part Number | 77136 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gunson |
This tool set is specifically designed for older vehicles that use non-bonded windscreens with plastic or rubber inserts.
No, this tool set is not suitable for modern cars with bonded windscreens.
The kit includes a handle, 10.5mm eye, 17mm eye, 2 x lipping tools, and a hex key.
Clean the tools with a dry cloth after each use. Store them in a dry place to prevent rust.
Apply lubricant (such as soapy water) to ease installation. Ensure the seal is correctly positioned, and use the handle and appropriate eye size.
Yes, replacement tools may be available from the manufacturer or through automotive tool suppliers.
While the kit is designed for DIY use, some prior experience with windscreen fitting may be helpful.
Check the seal for any gaps or imperfections and ensure it is properly seated in the frame. Re-adjust or replace the seal as needed.
Ensure the seal is correctly positioned on the windscreen. Use the handle and appropriate eye size. Apply lubricant (such as soapy water) to ease installation.
Make sure the lipping tools are clean and free from any obstructions. Apply even pressure when using the tools to tuck the seal.
Check the seal for any gaps or imperfections. Make sure the seal is correctly seated in the frame. Re-adjust if necessary.
Setup: The tool set comes ready to use. No additional assembly is required.
Compatibility: This tool set is compatible with older vehicles that use non-bonded windscreens with plastic or rubber inserts. It is not suitable for modern vehicles with bonded windscreens.
Care: After each use, clean the tools with a dry cloth. Store the tools in a dry place to prevent rust. Regularly inspect the tools for any signs of wear and tear, and replace them as needed.