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Angry Removing Rivets

im planning on replacing my passenger window in my blazer.

Whats the easiest way to remove those annoying rivets?
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Re: Removing Rivets

I'd imagine drilling them out, then use sheet metal screws to finish up the job.
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Re: Removing Rivets

If you're referring to the regulator: These rivets are aluminum and drill out very easily. Use a 1/4" drill in the center of each rivet. Once the head of the rivet is off, use a 1/8" punch to push the stem through. Use 1/4"x20x1/2" bolts, nuts & lock washers. If you're referring to the glass itself, use 1/4"x20 bolts & 1/4"x20 nylock nuts.

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