You should replace the windshield on your '98 Chevy Silverado 1500 when it has a crack in it that is longer than 6 inches. Cracks of that length compromise the integrity of the windshield. You may also wish to replace your windshield if it has chips and smaller cracks in it because these...
Push upward on the rear view mirror to lift it off the mirror button that is glued to the windshield. Step 4 Slide the replacement rear view mirror onto the mirror button. Step 5 Secure the mirror to the button by replacing the star bolt into the base of the rear view mirror. Step 6...
Control of the 622GW is via its rear screen or phone app. It's one of the larger cams out there, partly due to its prominent lens, but its quality of finish and performance would help make it a welcome addition on your windshield. ...
Accordion-style:These simply fold open like an accordion and are placed on the front windshield. The reflective surface reflects the sun’s rays outward and reduces interior temperatures. Mesh sunshades:These go on the side windows and can help block the sun while you’re driving. While these ...
Check and replace your windshield wipers Nothing is more frustrating than turning your wipers on during the first rain of the year only to find they've degraded and no longer fully clear the windshield of droplets. It can also make it unsafe to drive since your line of sight may be obscure...
To clean the inside of your windshield: 1. Cover the dashboard with a towel to keep it from getting wet. 2. Spray some glass cleaner on a waffle cloth. 3. Clean as much of the windshield as you can from outside through the open door. 4. Finish what you can’t reach from inside...
Vintage 48,000 Mile Test: 1976 VW Rabbit – How VW Handed Over The US Import Market to the Japanese By Paul Niedermeyer –Posted on November 14, 2024 (first posted 11/10/2018)Here’s the final installment of Road and Track’s long term test of a...
The vehicle “has an integral enclosure fully enclosing the driver compartment and load carrying device, does not have seating rearward of the driver's seat, and has no body section protruding more than 30 inches ahead of the leading edge of the windshield.” ...
The hood now extended back to the windshield, fenders were "skirted" and dipped low in front, sharp corners were rounded off, and rear-hinged doors appeared on closed models. Helping all this was a wheelbase lengthened to 112 inches (where it would remain through 1940) and a wheel diameter...