What components make up the sliding rear window assembly shown in this diagram?

The exploded view labels weatherstrips, retainers, a frame, glass, front bar, run assembly rear bar, run channels, stops, springs, a latch, striker plate, handle with spring pin, rivet, bracket, spring washer, moulding, vent window, and the movable glass with its frame and glass panel.

Does the diagram cover the fixed rear glass as well as the slider?

Yes. The upper-left and lower-left illustrations show the fixed glass installation with glass, moulding, cover, standard weatherstrip, and an optional weatherstrip.

How is the movable (sliding) glass secured when closed?

The diagram shows a latch on the movable glass that engages a striker plate, along with stops and springs in the run assembly.

What holds the handle on the vent/slider hardware?

The diagram shows the handle retained by a spring pin, with an adjacent rivet, bracket, and spring washer assembly.

Are there two weatherstrip options for the fixed glass?

Yes, the diagram labels both a 'standard weatherstrip' and an 'optional weatherstrip' for the fixed glass installation.

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1978-79 Ford Bronco/Truck Rear Slider & Fixed Glass Exploded Parts Diagram

Exploded parts diagram of fixed and sliding rear quarter window glass, weatherstrip, moulding, frame, and latch

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Exploded parts breakdown of a Bronco rear quarter window assembly showing glass, weatherstrip, moulding, frame, runs, and latch hardware.

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This document is an exploded parts (break-out) diagram showing the rear cab window assemblies for a Ford truck cab — covering both the fixed rear glass and the sliding/movable glass (slider) versions. The upper-left illustration shows the cab rear window opening with the standard fixed glass, moulding, cover, and standard weatherstrip. Lower-left cross-section details show the fixed glass installation with both standard and optional weatherstrip, moulding, and cover. The large main exploded view details the sliding window assembly, identifying each component: multiple weatherstrips, retainers, the frame and glass, front bar, run assembly rear bar, run channels, stops, springs, latch, striker plate, handle with spring pin, rivet, bracket, spring washer, vent window, moulding, and the movable glass panel with its frame. A partially cropped caption at the bottom identifies it as a parts break-out diagram for fixed and slider glass, apparently referencing 78-79 applicability. A reader can learn the names and relative positions of every component in the fixed and sliding rear window systems, useful for disassembly, reassembly, or ordering replacement parts, though no part numbers, torque values, or dimensions are given.

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Frequently asked questions

What components make up the sliding rear window assembly shown in this diagram?: The exploded view labels weatherstrips, retainers, a frame, glass, front bar, run assembly rear bar, run channels, stops, springs, a latch, striker plate, handle with spring pin, rivet, bracket, spring washer, moulding, vent window, and the movable glass with its frame and glass panel.
Does the diagram cover the fixed rear glass as well as the slider?: Yes. The upper-left and lower-left illustrations show the fixed glass installation with glass, moulding, cover, standard weatherstrip, and an optional weatherstrip.
How is the movable (sliding) glass secured when closed?: The diagram shows a latch on the movable glass that engages a striker plate, along with stops and springs in the run assembly.
What holds the handle on the vent/slider hardware?: The diagram shows the handle retained by a spring pin, with an adjacent rivet, bracket, and spring washer assembly.
Are there two weatherstrip options for the fixed glass?: Yes, the diagram labels both a 'standard weatherstrip' and an 'optional weatherstrip' for the fixed glass installation.