Can anyone tell me if replacing the old windscreen with a new one, if the rubbers that go around the outside of the screen should be replaced? It is on the wifes 1995 Omega Estate. National Windscreens did it, as that is who her insurance company deal with. They fitted the new screen, but said the gaps at the bottom are due to it having had a replacement screen sometime, also the bloke said it is slightly split due to age. The rubbers according to what I have read on here are original, as they are split into seperate pieces, not two pieces like the later ones.
The wife wants to contact the Insurance company to complain, but I thought if we had some confirmation that the work is not correct, we would have something to prove it.
I have attached some pics of the work done.
Thanks for any help.
Addy
Drivers side the rubber is buckled slightly and you can see in the bottom corner, the gap between the side rubber and the bottom rubber.
Gap on passenger side.
Masking tape used to hold rubber until the sealant sets.