If you don't have experience installing autoglass, this is probably not the cheapest piece of glass to teach you. The removal is pretty straight forward, but getting the new one in is quite tricky. One small little twist of the alpine glass while getting the old rubber molding out or the new rubber molding in and the glass will be in pieces falling to the ground. If you're going to take it out on your own, be certain to remove the trim casing first by removing the 4 studs and seat belt anchor (torque back to 32 Nm or 24 ft-lbs). This will allow you to loosen the molding around the glass from the inside. Have someone outside and secure the glass as you separate the molding from the frame of the vehicle. Once removed you should be able to separate the molding from the glass. If you choose to do the install, place the molding around the glass and then have a little mineral oil and a q-tip to apply the oil to the frame where the molding lip gets really tight. Keep in mind that labor from a glass company should cost around $30 per window to install. Good Luck and remember to post an update to let everyone know how it went.
