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Normally it’s on the underside of the glass. It’s essentially impossible to remount in the exact same position. I noticed two issues when I had to have my wind
by SkyPuncher 3y ago
Normally it’s on the underside of the glass. It’s essentially impossible to remount in the exact same position.
I noticed two issues when I had to have my wind screen replaced:
* the curvature is slightly different on the new glass. Unfortunately, for me this put the heads up display at a slightly different position and I seat too high for it.
* glass has variation in thickness. This can cause visual distortion.
Further, when you’re replacing a windscreen you cannot guarantee the existing windscreen has the camera in the correct position. After all, if you’re replacing the windscreen, it’s probably damaged.