what a difference it makes to be able to see - windshield replacement!!!
09-04-2008, 09:27 AM
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I got lucky because the previous owner changed the windshield of my 964 two years ago (a bird hit him when he was at high speed in open road).
09-04-2008, 03:44 PM
#32
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I fit around 5 screens everyday that iam at work, i work for autoglass. (must ov been a bad boy in a previous life)
The only advice ive got about a 964 screen is make sure its dealer part.
The copy screens are small, its only a couple ov mill, but it causes them to leak and retain water so they rust.
Iam that certain about this problem that i fitted a 993 screen (bonded fitment, not rubber type) so there is no chance ov leaks, or later problems with a very old style type fitment. Windows where first fitted in rubber in the 1940,s!
Am i goin on a bit?
The only advice ive got about a 964 screen is make sure its dealer part.
The copy screens are small, its only a couple ov mill, but it causes them to leak and retain water so they rust.
Iam that certain about this problem that i fitted a 993 screen (bonded fitment, not rubber type) so there is no chance ov leaks, or later problems with a very old style type fitment. Windows where first fitted in rubber in the 1940,s!
Am i goin on a bit?
09-04-2008, 06:00 PM
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I fit around 5 screens everyday that iam at work, i work for autoglass. (must ov been a bad boy in a previous life)
The only advice ive got about a 964 screen is make sure its dealer part.
The copy screens are small, its only a couple ov mill, but it causes them to leak and retain water so they rust.
Iam that certain about this problem that i fitted a 993 screen (bonded fitment, not rubber type) so there is no chance ov leaks, or later problems with a very old style type fitment. Windows where first fitted in rubber in the 1940,s!
Am i goin on a bit?
The only advice ive got about a 964 screen is make sure its dealer part.
The copy screens are small, its only a couple ov mill, but it causes them to leak and retain water so they rust.
Iam that certain about this problem that i fitted a 993 screen (bonded fitment, not rubber type) so there is no chance ov leaks, or later problems with a very old style type fitment. Windows where first fitted in rubber in the 1940,s!
Am i goin on a bit?
09-24-2008, 01:38 PM
#34
I love living in massachusetts. I think full glass coverage is all but required, and there is no deductible.
Just got mine replaced this afternoon. Lets just say the wear and tear (stone chips) were making it a hazard for me to drive, that it was a matter of public safety for the insurance company to replace it at no cost.
Just got mine replaced this afternoon. Lets just say the wear and tear (stone chips) were making it a hazard for me to drive, that it was a matter of public safety for the insurance company to replace it at no cost.
09-25-2008, 05:16 PM
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My question is why would you go back with factory glass when it pits like it does? I have never owned another car of any brand that has been such poor quality. I have no clue what the alternative is, but I am not impressed at all.
