Question 1

How to Properly Install a Windshield on Chrysler 300?

Accepted Answer

After a windshield is installed, wait at least a day before driving the vehicle so that the adhesive cures properly and your car's windshield performs well in any event of an accident. Roll one side of the car's door glass down slightly before installing the windows. Urethane or primers must not be allowed to touch your painted or trimmed surfaces. If you intend to use the old windshield, clean as much original urethane off as you can with a razor knife, while being careful not to scratch the paint on the border. Remove most of the aged urethane adhesive along the windshield fence, leaving about 1 mm at the top and put new spacers in place where any are missing or damaged around the edges. Take the final layer of urethane on the windshield fence down to 1 mm thick and remove any clinging adhesive. Lay a new rubber seal on top of the windshield, then place the windshield into the opening, helping to make sure it rests evenly against the fence. Mark where the windshield should go on the vehicle and fence, take them out and set the windshield on a padded workspace. Wipe the inside of your windshield using glass cleaner that contains ammonia and a cloth that doesn't shed lint. Put a strip of glass prep adhesion promoter 25 mm wide around the windshield, ensure it's dry and smooth and then apply glass primer 25 mm wide, letting it dry for at least three minutes. Check that each area of the wall has been evenly covered by the primer and re-apply where it might be lacking. Use ammonia glass cleaner on the windshield fence, put on pinch weld primer 15 mm wide around the fence, wait a few minutes for it to dry and check that it is applied evenly. With a triangular nozzle apply a ribbon of adhesive that is 10 mm wide and 6 mm from the glass at the windshield's bottom center, smoothing out any overlaps. Work together to put the windshield over the opening and match it to the guide lines before carefully setting it onto the windshield fence on the car. After that, attach the side moldings, then place the cowl grille in place and finally set the rear view mirror.

Question 2

How to Install a Windshield for Optimal Performance and Safety on Chrysler Sebring?

Accepted Answer

Do not drive the vehicle for at least 24 hours after the install as this allows the urethane to properly hold in case something happens. To prepare for installation, lower each side door glass partway so the pressure in your vehicle isn't increased if a door is slammed. For a reused windshield, gently scrape off as much of the old urethane from the edge as possible with a razor knife, staying careful around the paint edges near the windshield fence. Clean the edges of the window seal, leaving just one millimeter of old urethane to ensure the new seal sticks well. Insert replacement support spacers wherever they are missing or damaged around the windshield under the cowl and level the original urethane bead to 1 millimeter after removing damaged adhesive-backed spacers. Add new adhesive-backed spacers to the windshield fence and install a rubber seal all the way along the windshield's upper edge. With someone's help, place the windshield where it belongs onto the spacers and against the fence, making sure it is level. Outline the windshield on the car and on the fence and then take the windshield off and put it on a soft work pad. Work an ammonia-based cleaner on the inside of the windshield, then use a suitably soft cloth to wipe the glass clean. Next, add glass prep adhesion promoter to the edge of the windshield and wipe it dry until streaks disappear. Then use glass primer along the rim and give it about three minutes to dry. Make sure everything looks even by checking with a flashlight and add more primer where needed. Spray the fence with ammonia glass cleaner, then put on pinch weld primer all around it, make sure it looks even once dried and use a fingertip to check it. With a triangular adhesive nozzle, make a 10 mm wide bead of adhesive 6 mm from the glass edge, on the bottom center and run your hand over the ends to press them flush. With help, move the windshield above the opening, place its reference marks where they should be and slowly put it down, guiding the rubber edge into position. Work the windshield in so that it touches the spacers and the bottom of the windshield fence, then put on the cowl grill and the rear view mirror.

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