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Old 02-01-2007, 03:40 PM
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Default 89 240 windshield leak

Had the windshield replaced several years ago and have had recurring
problem with leaks since then. Volvo auto body shop recommended a
different glass specialist who advised I replace the windshield with
post 1992 version, fixed moldings, etc. I’d rather maintain the
original look of the ’89 with chrome reveal if possible. Looking for
some feedback and advice. Thanks so much!

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Old 02-01-2007, 03:40 PM
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Default Re: 89 240 windshield leak

meema wrote:
> Had the windshield replaced several years ago and have had recurring
> problem with leaks since then. Volvo auto body shop recommended a
> different glass specialist who advised I replace the windshield with
> post 1992 version, fixed moldings, etc. I’d rather maintain the
> original look of the ’89 with chrome reveal if possible. Looking for
> some feedback and advice. Thanks so much!
>

Install new style windshield it looks much better & less problems with
the clips that hold down the chrome trim around glass & iirc the part #
for the windshield changes to the new style
Glenn K
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Old 02-01-2007, 03:40 PM
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Default Re: 89 240 windshield leak

meema wrote:
> Had the windshield replaced several years ago and have had recurring
> problem with leaks since then. Volvo auto body shop recommended a
> different glass specialist who advised I replace the windshield with
> post 1992 version, fixed moldings, etc. I’d rather maintain the
> original look of the ’89 with chrome reveal if possible. Looking for
> some feedback and advice. Thanks so much!
>



I've always thought the new style windshield looked a lot nicer, not to
mention it produces less wind noise. If you'd like to retain the old
style though it should still work, is there any body rust around the
glass? Sometimes the ridge it sits in gets pitted and then water leaks.
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Old 02-01-2007, 03:40 PM
Perry Noid
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Default Re: 89 240 windshield leak

how difficult is it to replace the windshield on an '89 240 wagon? Mine is
pitted so badly that it's really hard to see clearly when driving into the
sun! I've been thinking of replacing it if not too expensive or difficult...

Atlanta, GA



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