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Old 01-12-2024, 11:35 PM
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If you have not seen this bulletin, you might find it interesting if you are considering light weight and noise insulating glass.
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Glad it’s been remedied for the 24’s
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Was this remedied for the 24’s? This bulletin was released in April 2023 and there are no remedies for some of the glass panels mentioned in this communication.
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Originally Posted by Jkb545
Was this remedied for the 24’s? This bulletin was released in April 2023 and there are no remedies for some of the glass panels mentioned in this communication.
Exactly my thought. My understanding is that the issues remain.
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From what I understand Porsche is using a different supplier for the glass now. Source: me had 3 different windows replaced.

havent had glass break since
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How do we know if our car has the old glass or the new glass?
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The bulletin says the root cause for front and rear windshield is still unknown.
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Yup. That’s giving me pause to spec on my build. Porsche is unlikely to replace after warranty if I keep the car for long.
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Dec. 2021build C2 with Lightweight and noise insulating glass option. 8800 mi., no issues with glass.

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Originally Posted by supershaft
From what I understand Porsche is using a different supplier for the glass now. Source: me had 3 different windows replaced.

havent had glass break since

my 2024 T glass is all Pilkington. I don’t think they are a new supplier.
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Had the lightweight windshield spontaneously crack while in storage as well. Porsche replaced it. Hopefully it’s the new version?
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Originally Posted by RGS
Had the lightweight windshield spontaneously crack while in storage as well. Porsche replaced it. Hopefully it’s the new version?
what year/trim is your 911?
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Originally Posted by supershaft
From what I understand Porsche is using a different supplier for the glass now. Source: me had 3 different windows replaced.

havent had glass break since
Originally Posted by BED997
my 2024 T glass is all Pilkington. I don’t think they are a new supplier.
I would assume different chemistry same mfg.
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Originally Posted by Jkb545
If you have not seen this bulletin, you might find it interesting if you are considering light weight and noise insulating glass.
Repizzle. See post #19 https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1356...-anyone-2.html
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This crap still isn't fixed as far as I know. If I order a GTS, may get buckets but no lwg.


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