Windscreen seal...
Hi all,
2007 Hawk. My windscreen seal is now looking very perished and full of tiny cracks etc, needs replacing. Question is (and it may be a silly one) but does the windscreen have to be removed to remove and re-fit a new seal? I doubt a new seal is cheap of course, but can I replace it without having a windscreen place remove the screen etc? Many thanks. |
Would a windscreen company be able to supply and fit a seal along with a new window? Your insurance excess is usually around £70 so could be cheaper than buying a new seal.
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Thanks Shreks...I hadn't considered that. My screen at the moment is in a pretty bad way with chips I guess. I would want a genuine screen though ideally, not a copy...would my insurance company allow genuine OEM bits?
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Originally Posted by Hawkeye D
(Post 12057041)
Thanks Shreks...I hadn't considered that. My screen at the moment is in a pretty bad way with chips I guess. I would want a genuine screen though ideally, not a copy...would my insurance company allow genuine OEM bits?
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The seal (molding) has a "U" shaped channel where it is glued/bonded to the edge of the glass, so effectively can only be replaced when the glass is replaced.
See pages 3 & 4 of Windscreen glass pdf attached, it will give you a better idea of how/where it goes Some glass fitters try and reuse the old one, but it's usually ineffective. As above: If you have a new screen fitted ask for a new seal as well. Seal is "Molding - Front Window" 65058FE010 Marked 65058D below http://www.jp-carparts.com/images/su...mage_650_1.gif |
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