cracked windshield
civicdood
08-17-2003, 05:57 PM
Hi, I've recently notice a crack line starting from the bottom of my 92 civic windshield. I've asked some people and they said that you cant do anything about it except replacing the windshield.
Is there any cheap way to prevent the crack from propagating besides replacing the windshield?
thanks
Is there any cheap way to prevent the crack from propagating besides replacing the windshield?
thanks
BullShifter
08-17-2003, 07:36 PM
replace the galss
CivicLeader
08-18-2003, 08:39 AM
replace the galss
:iagree:...you'll eventually have to do it because nothing will stop the glass from cracking more than it has already!
I know here in Florida...insurance will pay for windshield replacement...how 'bout where your at?
CL
:2cents:
:iagree:...you'll eventually have to do it because nothing will stop the glass from cracking more than it has already!
I know here in Florida...insurance will pay for windshield replacement...how 'bout where your at?
CL
:2cents:
Ace$nyper
08-18-2003, 07:05 PM
yea some places it's covered other wise it's like 250 least round me and the fact your windsheild is now on its way gives you some time to save up the dough.
sickhonda
08-20-2003, 11:29 AM
Replacing your windshield is your only option at this point. If you’re in a tight budget go to a salvage (junkyard) area, they normally have a setup or a stall for replacing windows, and you can haggle with them for a good price. Also, keep in mind that a used windshield is less expensive than new ones, but equally as good. Just inspect the used windshield carefully for any sign of cracks, especially around the edges.
In some states, a cracked windshield is reason enough not to pass the annual inspection. My only advice for now, to keep it from cracking further, stay away from hitting any potholes or rough road conditions…it will make the crack expand a lot faster. :grinyes:
In some states, a cracked windshield is reason enough not to pass the annual inspection. My only advice for now, to keep it from cracking further, stay away from hitting any potholes or rough road conditions…it will make the crack expand a lot faster. :grinyes:
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