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The contact owns a 2006 Chrysler PT CRUISER. The contact stated that while driving down and entering the highway at 45 mph, the front passenger side windshield cracked without any warning. The dealer was notified and the vehicle has not been repaired.. the failure mileage was 13,000 and the failure mileage was 13,734. Updated 09/18/07.
Stress crack in windshield. Begans below the seal, middle of windshield. Chrysler states that at 35,000 miles my car is not under warranty. Service men took pictures and said I might get a merit on warranty. Glass is only covered for 12,00 miles. Though the service men did say that it was indeed a stress crack, no signs of impact. I know nothing has hit my windshield, or I would have taken this up with csaa. This is a safety issue. Chrysler had to recall 2006 quarter panels due to this as well. I have a 2006 limited.
1) driving on interstate approx 600 miles on vehicle 2) windshield cracked approx 6 in left of center, beginning at bottom of windshield, up four to five inches vertical, then branched left and right horizontal approx 3 inches. Crack continues to lengthen horizontally in both directions. 3) dealer stated not responsible, caused by road hazard, however I disagree with this.
- Shreveport, LA, USA
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- Minneapolis, MN, USA