Windshields for Chrysler PT Cruiser
The Chrysler PT Cruiser is a front wheel drive, front-wheel drive, compact car manufactured by Chrysler in 4-door, hatchback, and 2-door convertible styles. The Chrysler PT Cruiser is known for its 1930s styling, its interior design features, high seating, and flexible cargo and passenger options. When you need to repair your Chrysler PT Cruiser windshields, there are a few options available.
What do you need to replace a PT Cruiser windshield?Automobile windshields are made of special laminate adhesives that are used to form a chemical bond in order to minimize shattering. With the correct part and tools, its possible to get the Chrysler parts and replace them on your own. The PT Cruiser has a smaller windshield and is easy to remove and put back in. These tips below may help you understand the process:
- For the Chrysler PT Cruiser, check the rubber gasket around the window for damage. If its cracked or damaged, youll have to replace it. If the gasket is intact, insert a knife and make a slit in one corner. Insert a small screwdriver into the opening in the seal and run it around the frame to separate the rubber from the glass. Remove the rubber piece.
- Carefully remove the windshield and place in a setting where it will not fall over and break.
- Prepare the replacement windshield by placing it in the opening and taping it in place to ensure it will not move out of place while resealing the windshield.
- Allow an hour for the sealant to set in place and seal to keep moisture out and 24 hours before washing the Chrysler PT Cruiser.
- Chrysler PT Cruiser OEM auto glass parts: OEM windshields for the Chrysler PT Cruiser are those that are replacements for the vehicle from the car manufacturer. The majority of car manufacturers in North America buy their auto glass from an auto glass maker; this includes the Chrysler PT Cruiser.
- Aftermarket glass for the Chrysler PT Cruiser: Some auto glass manufacturers that supply glass to the car makers also make glass for the aftermarket. The glass is known as OEM glass. If the glass manufacturer also makes the same glass for the carmakers. If the glass manufacturer does not make glass for the carmaker, its usually called aftermarket glass. This glass can also have added modifications for different looks. For example, some aftermarket glass is tinted for show purposes, while other windshields may include decals.