Depending on where you go, anywhere from $300 and up I believe. Call your insurance, see if they cover windshield replacements.
Just for reference, I was quoted about $750 for an OEM Honda windshield here in MA. Aftermarket should be significantly lower I believe.
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My broken wings still strong enough to cross the ocean with.
My broken wings how far should I go drifting in the wind.
hahaha jimmy! (dknydiep) opened his trunk and dropped his own spoiler onto his rear window well just so you know, it was pretty cheap to replace the rear window, 200-300, but it wasn't oem i think. whatever works though right
hahaha jimmy! (dknydiep) opened his trunk and dropped his own spoiler onto his rear window well just so you know, it was pretty cheap to replace the rear window, 200-300, but it wasn't oem i think. whatever works though right
That wouldn't have the antenna included...... would it? That sounds pretty cheap.
i dont think the antena is on the rear window itself, its that lil black thing hanging at the edge of the rear roof liner. the rear window only has the defroster stuff on it.
i dont think the antena is on the rear window itself, its that lil black thing hanging at the edge of the rear roof liner. the rear window only has the defroster stuff on it.
no, the antenna lines are the ones at the upper most area on the rear glass. you can see the differerence because they dont run edge to edge exclusively, like the defroster lines. they go up/down and make a square etc.. for reception.
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I got a big crack in the front windshield, not knowing the origin where it came from, but i know someone did it b/c the crack is so huge that if a rock fly in and hit it, it would crack the hole thing.
It depends on the insurance company. Here in MA, my insurance company does cover it if the windshield is damaged. Some companies may not cover a replacement like your State Farm. If you don't know, just call the insurance company and ask.
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Name: Jack-in-the-Box -|- Car: Meep-meep -|- 2001 EBP Type SH Gremlin Infested. Do Not Add Water. Seriously, DO NOT ADD WATER. RIP. To be replaced.
I do not need to explain anything to you.
My broken wings still strong enough to cross the ocean with.
My broken wings how far should I go drifting in the wind.
uhm...according to who? thats not what state farm says.
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well just so you know, it was pretty cheap to replace the rear window, 200-300, but it wasn't oem i think. whatever works though right
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