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Old 09-20-2012, 09:06 PM   #1
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Crack across upper window....

Our Dutchman has a crack at an angle across the window above the cab. It's not leaking. What would you good people advise we do? Leave it be? I think finding a replacement would be beyond our budget at this point.
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Depends whether it is in a position to cause visibility problems and whether local laws can result in a defect notice being issued.
Personally, I can't see a lot of point replacing windscreens just to have them starred or cracked soon afterwards.
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Depends whether it is in a position to cause visibility problems and whether local laws can result in a defect notice being issued.
Personally, I can't see a lot of point replacing windscreens just to have them starred or cracked soon afterwards.
This is the window ABOVE the cab, not the windshield. So visibility issues aren't involved.
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