Well, long story short, I nailed a limb from a giant fallen tree branch over Rt. 8 South yesterday just north of Butler, Pa. The smack was huge, but I figured if my windshield wasn't broken and with a glass roof, everything would be fine. Guess not...






So anyone know have any experience with replacing the weather stripping? Should I go to the dealership or to a windshield place? hmmm...it'd be an interesting insurance claim, but I assume it's cheaper than my $100 deductible.

 

holly ____. ahh u might be better of just putting some silicon on and thats it. but if u dont like that try like a glass and windshield place. they might be more helpfull.

 

get yourself some butle windshield goop stuff (any autoparts store) its what they use to glue the window in place.

 

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Yeah I would try a windshield repair place. Use the dealership as a last resort!

 

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yea mine is peeling off too for some reason. let me kno what u used to fix this once u get around to it[/quote]

 

I did the same thing, but instead of a branch it was my ice scraper. Tucked some of it back under the glass, after a little prying in the spring i got it back out and its all good but that looks worse than mine

 

Sorry to hear that but next time tell the tree to use lube

 

PITA! Turns out they have to remove the windshield to fix it, which makes it between $215-250 to fix... Also, since I hit a fallen tree branch, I'm not sure if it is a collision claim or a comp claim... So I may just have to pay the whole cost if I want it fixed... It just sticks out like a sore thumb though. Maybe I'll try the butle idea above before getting it repaired.,,, Well, could've been a ton worse!