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Loose windshield S40-V40 2010

posted by  Robert S. on  Thu Dec 24 11:10 CST 2015
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Thanks for the background, might be worth trying sealant when limited to a small leak.

I think cracked glass is a known hazard among installers, I'm told that any pit or imperfection or colder temperature can cause a crack when windshield is stressed a bit.

Our windshield experiences may lend credence to the Monday or Friday car theory, although I have no idea what day the S40 was built. Probably a moot point by now anyway.

My daughter loves her Volvo, still!






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