Danged Window!!

[5.0Flareside]

well this mornin me and ann went out to my truck to go grocery shopping and got in and on the dashboard was a lake. it had been raining all night and my window starting just flowing water in. it ever since ive had the truck. but it was like a dribble here and there. and sitting over night there might be a quarter size puddle on the dash. but this morning the whole area over the radio was full of water. and my radio is really fuzzy now. so 2 questions...

1. Should if i take the truck to a glass shop for them to reseal my window bout how much should it cost? if they break the glass will they replace it at no cost to me. as my window has 0 cracks or chips or any pitting.

2. should i pull out my radio and bring it inside and let it dry out? ill be super pissed if i end up needing a new radio.

 

[rollingford]

most glass places won't guarante not braking the glass on the way out. You can ask thow when i had it done it cost me about 60 bucks. also the radio might still work don't dry it with a hair drier just let it air dry.

 

[5.0Flareside]

ok thank you. ill check some local glass places. about how long did it take for them to do yours?

 

[CaFordDude]

I had a windshield replaced in under an hour. So I can't imagine it would be too long.

 

[DNFXDLI]

I'd pull the radio out Chris and see if there is moisture in it. If there is, carefully remove the top cover and let it air dry. If it is very wet, that might take a day or two.

 

[CaFordDude]

I have always used http://www.safelite.com/ and been very happy with them. I *think* they are a national company.

 

[FordF-SuperDuty]

I have always used http://www.safelite.com/ and been very happy with them. I *think* they are a national company.

They are I've heard radio ads for them here.

 

[surewhynot]

Safelite is a national company. Resealing a windshield should cost about $75, and any reputable glass shop will guarantee not breaking it.

 

[Fellro]

If they have the right tools, it is an easy job for them. I used Safelite when I lived in South Dakota on a rollover job. They have a heated knife that makes taking it out and cleaning it up easy.