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I had my window replaced in my sedan yesterday. It took about an hour but when I drove away I could hear the windshield moving as I hit small bumps or small cracks in the asphalt with normal driving. I figured because the glue was so brand-new but that noise is still there this morning which was 16 hours after installation. Is this normal? It sounds like there's sand in between the frame and the glass.
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Posted: 12/21/2016 2:56:07 PM EST
Originally Posted By Eroic:
I had my window replaced in my sedan yesterday. It took about an hour but when I drove away I could hear the windshield moving as I hit small bumps or small cracks in the asphalt with normal driving. I figured because the glue was so brand-new but that noise is still there this morning which was 16 hours after installation. Is this normal? It sounds like there's sand in between the frame and the glass. No. Either the molding isn't fit properly, or the windshield was decked improperly. <---- Auto industry |
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Posted: 12/21/2016 2:58:03 PM EST
Quote History Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat:
No. Either the molding isn't fit properly, or the windshield was decked improperly. <---- Auto industry Agreement. Something isn't right and needs to be fixed. |
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Posted: 12/21/2016 3:00:20 PM EST
Who did the work?
Big local company, Safelite, or some bro? |
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Posted: 12/21/2016 6:58:14 PM EST
Not normal. Contact the company that replaced it ASAP,
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Posted: 12/21/2016 7:00:01 PM EST
Originally Posted By Eroic:
I had my window replaced in my sedan yesterday. It took about an hour but when I drove away I could hear the windshield moving as I hit small bumps or small cracks in the asphalt with normal driving. I figured because the glue was so brand-new but that noise is still there this morning which was 16 hours after installation. Is this normal? It sounds like there's sand in between the frame and the glass. |
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