Insulated glass.... What if?
 

What if I just break the inside window? (inside lite for those that understand insulated windows)
It's tempered, so it would be really easy to break it. Just a mess.

So instead of replacing the whole thing, why not?
It only takes a light tap to make it explode.
Inside lite gone. Outside lite just needs to be cleaned.

Remember I'm just a stupid truck driver trying to save money.

Or contact a window repair shop. They should be able to order a tempered glass replacement.

Foggy glass, they want to much money to fix / replace.

I did just what your thinking of doing.
I then taped around the window and calked over the broken pieces that stayed stuck in the frame. I left the little pieces in the frame to help hold it all together.

Thank you.

Would it be better to use a glass cutter?

Might be better to fix it right, cheap usually turns to expensive.

Tempered glass cannot be cut.

I respectfully disagree.

You can’t cut tempered glass.

I have one in my RV that was like that when I bought it. You may find it will leak past the outer rubber seal with the inner glass missing. I still have leaks around the window, though much reduced since I recaulked everything. I havent replaced it as it butts up to the dash necessitating removal of the dash to get to some of the screws holding the window frame together.

I'm getting all of our windows defogged in 2 weeks for $200 per window with warranty. They remove the entire window, remove the glass, seperate the panes clean and then reseal the glass. I like the double pane glass for sound and temperature insulation.

If I was in the market to buy a coach and I saw the inner panes were broken, i would say "Thanks, but no thanks, I will look elsewhere".

I am keeping it, it wont be for sale. It will be parked 95 percent of the time. When I do drive it I need to see out of the window.

Where are getting them done? All of the windows on my 2008 Bounder are fogged and I want to get some fixed/replaced before we go to Alaska next year.