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Windscreen part of S70's structural integrity - means dealer change only?

posted by  someone claiming to be Rob A on  Fri Apr 2 04:46 CST 2004 [RELATED]

A number of postings below made me think. If indeed the S70's windscreen and rear window are bonded to the body with special adhesive to increase its structural integrity, then a change of windshield using the standard method would decrease the structural integrity.

In that case likely one really should have any change of windshield or rear window peformed by a Volvo dealer.

Any thoughts on this?

TIA,

R






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