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06-21-2005
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1998 dodge 1500 truck windshield
i have a question regarding a dodge 1500 pickup and a new windshield. there is some kind of "foil" on the top of the windshield interior, that has a lead from it to my rearview mirror. will a new windshield have this "foil" area and the lead for the mirror? and what does this thing do. thanks
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06-21-2005
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Re: 1998 dodge 1500 truck windshield
hmm, ive been installing windshields for many years and have done quite a few of those windshields, The "foil" you are talking about i have never seen. the only thing i can suggest is it may be the cover for the wires that plug into the back of your mirror. (granted you have an electronic mirror)? when your glass is replaced it should be put back in place.
Brian Mile hi auto glass.
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06-25-2005
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Re: 1998 dodge 1500 truck windshield
Sounds like a after market item......which would'nt be covered under normal replacement. Not sure who your insurance company is but many times they will cover aftermarket items. Best to check with them before having shield replaced!
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