Windscreen damage is your responsibility, unless collision damage waiver Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) is taken out at the time of hire.

Windscreen Damage constitutes accidental breakage of the windscreen or any other car window (excluding sunroof) and scratching of bodywork resulting solely and directly from such breakage. See similar questions...

No. The firebox of the Littlbug stove functions as a windscreen. Depending on wind direction, you can rotate the stove to optimize operation. Nothing if you burn wood. To use alcohol, you will need a container the size of a 7oz Sterno can, a container to carry alcohol and the alcohol. See similar questions...

No, the type of driver interested in an excess wants lower premiums, not pay for benefits and extras which they rarely if ever use. The objective of XS was to create transparent products without frills and padding in order to give lower premiums. See similar questions...

Although demisting fluids are available, they seldom last for long and require constant reapplication. The most convenient method to demist a windscreen is as follows: If the windscreen is already misted, use the heater with the blower fan to clear it quickly. To prevent further misting, switch to cold air. Never use the recirculate setting on your heater/airconditioner because that will allow water vapour to build up in the car. See similar questions...

You should first check your motor policy if you have purchased a separate windscreen damage cover. If this additional cover is included in your policy, you can claim for the replacement of your damaged windscreen without affecting your NCD. Otherwise, it is not advisable to claim as you will loose your NCD. After you have claimed under your windscreen claim, you are strongly advised to reinstate your windscreen coverage as the windscreen claim is only a one time claim. See similar questions...

It is not advisable to attempt to remove scratch marks on windscreens, as this could result in distorted vision. The best thing to do is to avoid situations where windscreen wipers can scratch the windscreen. Scratching can occur when: See similar questions...

The windscreen washer bottle is located in the front right hand wing. To gain access first remove the three self tapping screws using a 8mm socket that hold the coolant expansion tank onto the wing. This can then be carefully lifted to one side. The washer motor should now be accessible. The motor can be removed simply by pulling it out of it's rubber seal. A single motor is used for both the front and rear wipers. See similar questions...

This is to allow the customer an option to reduce the windscreen excess. This is only available for comprehensive cover; no windscreen cover is available for any other policy types. This is to allow the customer an option to reduce the windscreen excess. This is only available for comprehensive cover; no windscreen cover is available for any other policy types. See similar questions...

Yes, I HIGHLY recommend getting the deflector unless you never drive over 25 mph. The lowest prices I've seen online are at Pacific BMW in Glendale. For comparison, I paid $425 for mine. See similar questions...

The material used to coat the glass hampers the reception of the GPS signal and prevents the Road Angel from acquiring it's position. In a heated screen the metal elements dissipate the GPS signal and again prevent the Road Angel from acquiring it's position. An optional antenna is recommended for these vehicles. In the case of Fords, the heated windscreen elements do not go to the bottom corners of the windscreens so the Road Angel will work there. See similar questions...

NDrive GO should be placed in a position on your windscreen that does not block your view of the road in any way and enables an optimal usage of your device. Our advice is to mount your NDrive GO at the lowest possible position on your windscreen. Your device should not be placed directly under your rear-view mirror. With the alternative mount kit it is possible to mount your NDrive in many other positions like attached to your dashboard or ventilator. See similar questions...

Firstly, a windscreen forms an integral part of the structural integrity of your car. When designed in compliance with the car manufacturer’s original specifications (as all Shatterprufe and Armourplate glass is), your windscreen will help prevent the roof from collapsing in a roll over accident. See similar questions...

If your vehicle has a metallic windscreen you will need to place the e-TAG holder in a certain position on the windscreen to enable proper detection of your e-TAG or you may be charged an administration fee per trip. Your vehicle manufacturer or distributor should be able to advise where to place the e-TAG holder. See similar questions...

I've also found that JCW's 81nf2465n weather-strip with built-in lock-strip ($22.95 for 16 feet) is an "exact" replacement for the side window weather-strip on my Utility Delivery Parkway conversion. See similar questions...

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NDrive is committed to make driving more safely on the roads. Our navigation systems encourage you to get from A to B as safely as possible. Any device with NDrive installed should be placed in a position on your windscreen that does not block your view of the road in any way and enables an optimal usage of your device. Our advice is to mount your NDrive product at the lowest possible position on your windscreen. Your device should not be placed directly under your rear-view mirror. See similar questions...

The short answer is NO. Modern windscreens are designed to add strength to your car (like a door pillar). In an accident, a cracked windscreen will not provide the structural integrity your car’s original design called for. In the event of a roll over, your car’s roof may collapse or the occupants flung out if the windscreen is in a weakened state. See similar questions...

a rule of thumb, it is not advisable to repair a cracked windscreen. Because the structural integrity of your car is largely dependent on the windscreen, you could be putting you and your family at risk in the event of an accident. Although some fitment centres do repair cracks, for safety reasons we cannot endorse this practice. See similar questions...