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Just watched a professional windshield removal

posted by  Kentucky on  Wed Nov 11 02:00 CST 2009
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I've got a 95 940 with a windshield leak on the driver's side. Is the urethane around the perimeter a fix for this? If so, do I need to get it at a glass shop, or is it available at a parts house?

Being a 95, I am under the impression that the trim pieces are supplied as part of the glass. What am I into to get the trim off and back on again? The trim is already loose on the passenger side.

It would be nice to fix this before the matching black duct tape wears out.

Charley






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