Total FAIL - How NOT To Remove A Windshield

In this episode, we totally fail at removing the windshield on our Porsche 944 turbo. This windshield is now useless, and it was super frustrating. Don't try it!

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[chiil]

I've removed two windshields with this tool and it works great. It's not a sawing motion that's required. It's all about pulling the handles as close and parallel to the glass edge. Easier to have one person in the car and another outside of the car. Have the person on the inside hold it parallel to the edge... while the person on the outside pulls parallel to the edge as well. Corners are a bit tougher, but just work through them slowly. Worked great for me and no damage to the paint.

[breanacollins]

I used this tool and it worked ok. It helps to feed both sides of the wire through the urethane so you have both handles on the outside of the windshield. Then pull. Do in sections.

[hasmax]

Knowing nothing about cars, I took out gear box oil instead of engine oil and then topped the engine off with another 4 litres of oil when I realized what I had done I drained the engine with all the oil in to a pan which overflowed off my drive on to the road. Worst day of my life sometimes its best just letting the professional do it.

[nickbeesley]

This by far is one of the best clips you have ever made 😂😂😂😂😂

[jorgeandjessica]

I was feeling really depressed and unhappy at the way things were in my life at this time. But after watching this guy and the end result, I couldn't control myself with laughter. I know this was suppose to be a serious video, demonstrating the practical usefulness of a cheap windshield removal tool. But I could see myself doing exactly what he did with the hammer, long before the end of his video. I'd really like to thank him, for that brief moment in time, when someone who was feeling really sad, ended up with an uncontrollable belly laugh. Thanks to you whoever you are. Bye for now.

[noelc]

Run wire all the way around outside.. Poke in from bottom and it's a pulling not sawing motion that cuts from inside

[Pureboxingfan]

Thankyou for your honesty. Saves me a day of headache. I was planning to remove a windshield but not anymore

[Matt-nede]

I watched this video and 10 minutes later spent $400 on a WRD orange bat. Glass for one of my project cars (peugeot 505 turbo) is not available in within 2500 miles of my home and I don't want to be doing that to the rare windshield that may just appear in a local junk yard perhaps in as soon as in a year.

[legocircus]

Thumbs up'd for the windshield smash because I know the exact emotion you were feeling at that time. hahaha
Thanks for the vid and for the effort!

[slamExplained]

This was good to watch, thanks for making me laugh. I hate the idea of doing this myself.

[kowkes]

Just hilarious. That is exactly what I would have done. One of my favorite videos so far. Well done

[brianpreblich]

At minimum, you made me laugh.. Sorry about the windshield, but thanks for the laugh!

[blakescott]

I would assume possibly a heat gun or even hair dryer would heat up the adhesive/rubber and allow the tool to cut right threw

[mcgonical]

Mate I spent the afternoon trying a different cheap crap tool to remove the windscreen and went on the same emotional journey. Thanks for your video - gave me a laugh and an idea on how to change-up my approach tomorrow.

[TSCrihfield]

I would have paid to see this in person. It was my birthday yesterday and I could have made the trip. I am not saying I would've helped... However, I would have gotten a pretty good gift out of the deal. :P

[p.orour]

Paid a glass guy $30.00 to come by my garage and take mine out. He had the sawzall type tool, took less than 5 minutes.

[philbradley]

😂😂 I could feel the F bombs bottled up! Should of dusted off one of your masterful acrobatic rolls onto that windshield!

[sylvesterfurtak]

Thank you very much for your video. I was almost ready to buy this tool. I think you have to go around the windshield with your wire and feed it back inside the car. Then you have to pull in from inside the car and your windshield, Try to use fishing line instead about 300 lbs it should be good for this job.

[magnus]

I have also learned something today. Let a professional do the job. Thank you for that lesson 😂

[jackallen]

Sorry but I gotta say that was funny. The slow burn building to the dramatic climax! Too bad about the windshield though. We've all these episodes though and I must say it is much more entertaining when it's somebody else! Keep em coming!!