Windscreen cracked. How to fix?
Windscreen cracked. How to fix?
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mr noble

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6,538 posts

262 months

Saturday 3rd June 2006
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I have had a little hair line crack in the screen for a few months now, but the other day it went about a foot straight through my line of view|!

The timimg is great, 2 days before I go on holiday and then straight to Le Mans!

Called RAC windscreens this morning who are my insurance co's people, and guess what?

"Its a Noble"

"Yes Sir, but who is it made by?"

"Err, Nobel. N-O-B-L-E"

"But who is the manufacturer Sir"





So, they are going to give me a call back on Monday.

Do you guys know where the screen has to come from, and are there any handy tips for its fitting that I should tell the guy?


Is it safe to let a bog-standard windscreen dude, loose on my car if its the first Noble he has done?




Thanks for any help.

Greggy.

adrian w

15,450 posts

257 months

Saturday 3rd June 2006
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I got Autoglass to do a stone chip last weekend and the customer services person said that they had a Noble M12 screen in stock at their central wharehouse

Ash M400

3,836 posts

270 months

Saturday 3rd June 2006
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FACTORY

glassman

24,931 posts

244 months

Sunday 4th June 2006
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mr noble said:



Is it safe to let a bog-standard windscreen dude, loose on my car if its the first Noble he has done?




I think you're answering your own question there matey...

There is a part number to quote to help you help the RACAW / AG boys:

9407AGS

If they still end up looking like an envelope with no address on it, don't let them any where near your car - under any circumstances.



Paul.



worty

2,202 posts

254 months

Sunday 4th June 2006
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That part number needs putting somewhere safe

lucozade

2,574 posts

308 months

Monday 5th June 2006
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Autoglass got me a new screen within a few days and fitted it good. They even put an nice felt material around the edge where the dashboards meets the screen. It certainly tidies it up and hides the silicone.

Just make sure they don't hoover your dash afterwards at it will scratch it.