windshield repalced- now car wont start
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Don't discount other people's suggestions without offering a reason as to why they don't apply. It's not outside the realm of possibility that the car not starting is related to the windshield replacement. I'm not saying that's the problem, but if that's the only thing that's changed between when the car started and when it didn't, it would make sense that they could be related.
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How can you possibly say that? Have you seen his windshield? Do you know if water is leaking through it? Do you have some suggestion as to what the problem might actually be? If you are so sure it has nothing to do with the windshield, what is the problem?
Don't discount other people's suggestions without offering a reason as to why they don't apply. It's not outside the realm of possibility that the car not starting is related to the windshield replacement. I'm not saying that's the problem, but if that's the only thing that's changed between when the car started and when it didn't, it would make sense that they could be related.
Don't discount other people's suggestions without offering a reason as to why they don't apply. It's not outside the realm of possibility that the car not starting is related to the windshield replacement. I'm not saying that's the problem, but if that's the only thing that's changed between when the car started and when it didn't, it would make sense that they could be related.
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How can you possibly say that? Have you seen his windshield? Do you know if water is leaking through it? Do you have some suggestion as to what the problem might actually be? If you are so sure it has nothing to do with the windshield, what is the problem?
Don't discount other people's suggestions without offering a reason as to why they don't apply. It's not outside the realm of possibility that the car not starting is related to the windshield replacement. I'm not saying that's the problem, but if that's the only thing that's changed between when the car started and when it didn't, it would make sense that they could be related.
Don't discount other people's suggestions without offering a reason as to why they don't apply. It's not outside the realm of possibility that the car not starting is related to the windshield replacement. I'm not saying that's the problem, but if that's the only thing that's changed between when the car started and when it didn't, it would make sense that they could be related.
When plazing the new windshield in, you use a caulking gun and line the glue along the old glue line so it stays out of sight and does not cause any damage to anything else(the glue is tough as ****-i've seen it use as a temp flat fix on a sidewall slash.)
The only way it can be related is if someone really screwed up or it was left out in the rain for a while with a damaged windshield and ALOT of water got in-- which i doubt.