The passenger window on my f 150 came unglued from track what kinda glue do i use to glue it back

're glue it

Have to have that fixed at an Auto Glass Shop

They are the only ones with the knowledge & glue
as you call it

Pull the window out & drop it off with the regulator track

Ask a windscreen replacing shop for ideas and failing that very careful use of Loctite 401 may fix the problem It is a super glue made for the purpose of fixing rear vision mirrors to windscreens. Ensure you have acetone or nail polish remover on hand in case you stick your fingers together.

the glass in the door window is not normally glued in the regulator track but is pressed in the rubber with the use of soap which dries out and that means that the pressure of the metal is what holds the glass in place. There will be difficulties if the window guides are incorrectly adjusted and the glass is allowed to go up an angle instead of straight up.. Normally the track at the back of the door is fixed and the front track is adjustable to hold the glass correctly

did one tuesday the plastic tabs either break off or come unglued from the glass.
u need urethane to glue it back on and tabs can be bought at the dealer $6
again u need urethane to glue it NOT silicone not crazy glue look for a thread from earlier today i wrote a book on glass replacement n im not about to repeat it
takes me an hour to do without damaging anything find the thread

I had the same problem with our 2004 RSX. First the driver's side window now the passenger side. They tried to glue the window back twice (driver's side) and ended up having to replace the window and tabs. Now the passenger side did the same thing. My wife put up the window and it kept going, coming out of the track. I'm assuming the window will have to be replaced. Waiting for Acura's ruling. Must be a flaw in the tabs/glue...should have been a recall.

The dealer can fix virtually any problem with a late model car. But, if you use epoxy or trim adhesive, you may be able to do the repair yourself.

I once used 'gel' super glue to exactly meter and put glue where it belongs and get an instant bond on rubber to glass or rubber to metal bonding.

I hope you are mechanicly gifted because you are going to have to pull the window out and replace the plastic track guides

You need mirror glue. If this is help, please post as such. If it is a fixya, please post as such.TY

It worked. Still very stuck with no signs of coming loose and I did it about a month ago. Just dont use too much and apply it with a little paint brush like an artist would use. You can always add more, but if you use too much, it will look messy. I used a little much in two places and when it expanded, you could see the yellow foam it makes at the edge of the fabric. But I just shaved it off with a razor blade and it looks fine. After doing the outside, gluing the glass to the fabric, i also glued the headliner in place as well. I lowered the top a few inches to take the pressure off, and put just a little glue in the track around the inside of the window, then put the edge of the headliner in the track. Left it overnight and it has not come loose since. I think getting this headliner reattached is important cause the headliner actually pulls the glass against the fabric top, which takes pressure off of the glue holding the window in place. In retrospect, maybe if i had fixed the headliner earlier, the window might not have come unglued in the first place. Shame on VW for not dealing with this issue better. Replacing the entire top is ridiculous!