rear windshield
rear windshield
well i was cleaning my rear window and somehow managed to fubar the defrosting wires that goes across the glass. now only 2 of them works
are they replaceable or do i have to get a whole new rear windshield(was considering it since it has a crack near the bottom). any writeups on how to change them if they are DIY? Thanks in advance
are they replaceable or do i have to get a whole new rear windshield(was considering it since it has a crack near the bottom). any writeups on how to change them if they are DIY? Thanks in advance
Re: rear windshield
The defrost strips are repairable. The way they work is a very small current is sent though them, warming the glass around it. If its not working, the connection is broken. If you look closely, you can see the gap. You can pick up some stuff (in a liquid form I believe) at an autoparts store. Replacing the rear glass is a very tricky process best left to professionals, though I believe awsm66 has done it successfully.
Re: Re: rear windshield
Originally posted by Tim93se5sp
The defrost strips are repairable. The way they work is a very small current is sent though them, warming the glass around it. If its not working, the connection is broken. If you look closely, you can see the gap. You can pick up some stuff (in a liquid form I believe) at an autoparts store. Replacing the rear glass is a very tricky process best left to professionals, though I believe awsm66 has done it successfully.
The defrost strips are repairable. The way they work is a very small current is sent though them, warming the glass around it. If its not working, the connection is broken. If you look closely, you can see the gap. You can pick up some stuff (in a liquid form I believe) at an autoparts store. Replacing the rear glass is a very tricky process best left to professionals, though I believe awsm66 has done it successfully.
Re: Re: rear windshield
Originally posted by Tim93se5sp
The defrost strips are repairable. The way they work is a very small current is sent though them, warming the glass around it. If its not working, the connection is broken. If you look closely, you can see the gap. You can pick up some stuff (in a liquid form I believe) at an autoparts store. Replacing the rear glass is a very tricky process best left to professionals, though I believe awsm66 has done it successfully.
The defrost strips are repairable. The way they work is a very small current is sent though them, warming the glass around it. If its not working, the connection is broken. If you look closely, you can see the gap. You can pick up some stuff (in a liquid form I believe) at an autoparts store. Replacing the rear glass is a very tricky process best left to professionals, though I believe awsm66 has done it successfully.
Personally I wouldnt replace the window just because of the defrosting wires...those things (windows) are expensive. Try the kit Tim is talking about and see what that does.
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