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It could be a crease formed un-intentionally in the pressing process when they make the doors..?

 

I reckon thats thr most likely explanation

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Some Rootes Arrow shape Sceptres and Hunters produced in RHD form were fitted with aerials on the driver's side wing, and some with them on the passenger side.

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The citroen XM saloon has 13 panes of glass. Not sure how boring that is, but when I meantion that to most of my friends, they walk slowly away.

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Just hope none of them need replacing. When the man from Autoglass came to fit a new windscreen to my neighbour's Vectra, he looked over at the XM I had at the time and deadpanned, "If that bastard ever cracks its screen, do not call me..."

 

SIX hours, apparently - and it must be done inside.

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I read somewhere* once that the heater in an Alfasud is operated by rotating the windscreen wiper stalk.

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XMs are bloody minded, awkward bastards of cars.

It probably has to be done with special XM windscreen glue, which costs £40 a litre and can only be bought from Citroen direct, and all the instrucions are in French, and brings you out in a ghastly rash if it gets on your skin.

 

Still, it's good if you have a vendetta against an Autoglass man.

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Mk2 golf rear quarter swage line  is also slightly different from side to side.

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The citroen XM saloon has 13 panes of glass. Not sure how boring that is, but when I meantion that to most of my friends, they walk slowly away.

 

The Renault 4L has 12, which is equally pointless information.

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Just hope none of them need replacing. When the man from Autoglass came to fit a new windscreen to my neighbour's Vectra, he looked over at the XM I had at the time and deadpanned, "If that bastard ever cracks its screen, do not call me..."

 

SIX hours, apparently - and it must be done inside.

The C8 is teh same, indoor job, special UV light to help the bonding agent cure, 2 hours to remove, 2 hours to refit and an hour to cure the bonding agent so its off the road for at least 5 hours.

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