Glass installers often have a lifetime "no leak" guarantee. I'd take it
to the dealer and have them coordinate the repair. But it's be nice if
the dealer would kick in a new W/S.
LarryT
78 240D
91 300D
On 7/17/2014 4:05 PM, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
By a careful, scientific process of elimination I've determined that the
water dripping on the emergency brake foot pedal is from the front
windshield. The w/s was installed at the dealer under my insurance policy
about 5 years ago. I do not know if the subcontractor that actually did
the work (probably Banner Glass) used an OEM seal, but the glass was OEM
Securit or Segla; the dealer even gave me an inspected-by-Carl-Benz ticker.
So do I go to a glass shop and have them reseal it? Do it myself? Or
should I purchase a new GERMAN seal and have a glass shop R/R the glass
with the new OEM seal?
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