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Glass Repair and Replacement

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Although we will always first try to repair any windscreen damage , sometimes the damage is too severe and the whole windscreen has to be replaced. However, we can carry out windscreen glass replacements quickly and efficiently, at a time and place that suits you.

Unlike a windscreen, if a side window is damaged it will need to be replaced. At VehicleGlaze, we only use glass manufactured to OEM standards, whether sourced from original equipment manufacturers or other suppliers, ensuring that the glass we fit is as good as the original piece of glass we are replacing.

More often than not, rear windows are heated and sometimes contain antennas for radio and GPS systems, Our highly skilled technicians are trained to deal with all option possibilities. We will also give the affected area a mini valet, in an effort to remove as much glass as possible.

 

Renault Traffic 2001-2014 Windscreen Replacement

The process of changing a windscreen on an Renault Traffic 2001-2014 is similar to the general process, but there are some specific steps that must be taken to ensure a proper and safe installation. The process includes the following steps:

  1. Inspection: The first step is to inspect the damage to the windscreen and determine if it can be repaired or if it needs to be replaced. If the damage is too extensive or in the driver's line of sight, a replacement will be necessary.

  2. Removal: The next step is to remove the old windscreen. This typically involves removing any molding or trim that surrounds the glass, as well as any adhesive or sealant that holds the glass in place. On an Renault Traffic 2001-2014, the technician will have to remove some of the interior parts, like the dashboard, to get access to the windscreen and remove it.

  3. Cleaning: The area where the new windscreen will be installed must be thoroughly cleaned to ensure a proper bond. This includes removing any dirt, debris, or old adhesive from the frame and surrounding areas. On an Renault Traffic 2001-2014, the technician will have to remove any remaining adhesive from the frame and clean the area thoroughly before installing the new windscreen.

  4. Preparing the new windscreen: The new windscreen is prepared by applying a new bead of adhesive or sealant around the perimeter of the glass. This will ensure a proper bond between the glass and the vehicle.

  5. Installation: The new windscreen is carefully installed into the vehicle, ensuring that it is properly aligned and seated in the frame. The technicians will also check to make sure there are no air bubbles or gaps between the glass and the frame.

  6. Curing: Once the new windscreen is installed, it must be left to cure for a period of time, typically 24 hours, to allow the adhesive or sealant to fully dry and set.

  7. Finishing: After the curing process is complete, any molding or trim that was removed earlier is reinstalled, and the interior parts are reassembled. The vehicle is inspected again to ensure that the new windscreen is properly installed and that there are no leaks or other issues.

It's important to note that windscreen replacement on an Renault Traffic 2001-2014 is a technical job, and it's essential to have it done by certified professionals with the right equipment and skills to ensure a safe and proper installation. Also, the replacement process on Renault Traffic 2001-2014 may require the use of special tools and procedures that can only be performed by certified technicians.

 

Renault Traffic 2001-2014 Side Door Window Replacement

The process of changing a side window for a door glass replacement on an Renault Traffic 2001-2014 is a complex task that requires specialized knowledge and equipment. The process includes the following steps:

  1. Inspection: The first step is to inspect the damage to the side window and determine if it can be repaired or if it needs to be replaced. If the damage is extensive or affects the function of the window, a replacement will be necessary.

  2. Removal of the door panel: The next step is to remove the door panel in order to access the side window. This typically involves removing any screws or clips that hold the panel in place, and carefully prying the panel off the door. On an Renault Traffic 2001-2014, the technician will have to remove some of the interior parts, like the door handle, window switch, and any trim pieces in order to get access to the side window.

  3. Removing any broken glass: Once the door panel is removed, the technician will remove any broken glass, debris and fragments from the door and the window runners, using specialized tools to ensure that the area is clean before installing the new window.

  4. Removing the old window: The old window is removed by releasing clips or clamps that hold the window in place, and carefully lifting the window or broken glass out of the door.

  5. Cleaning: The area where the new side window will be installed must be thoroughly cleaned to ensure proper fitment. This includes removing any dirt, debris, or old broken glass from the frame and surrounding areas.

  6. Preparing the new window: The new side window is prepared by ensuring it is the correct fit and shape for the vehicle.

  7. Installation: The new side window is carefully installed into the vehicle, ensuring that it is properly aligned and seated in the frame. The technicians will also check to make sure there are no gaps between the glass and the frame.

  8. Finishing: After completing the installation, the door panel is reinstalled and any molding or trim that was removed earlier is reinstalled, and the vehicle is inspected again to ensure that the new side window is properly installed and that there are no leaks or other issues.

It's important to note that side window replacement on an Renault Traffic 2001-2014 is a technical job, and it's essential to have it done by certified professionals with the right equipment and skills to ensure a safe and proper installation. Also, the replacement process on Renault Traffic 2001-2014 may require the use of special tools and procedures that can only be performed by certified technicians.

 

Renault Traffic 2001-2014 Rear Heated Window Replacement

The process of changing a heated rear window on an Renault Traffic 2001-2014 is a complex task that requires specialized knowledge and equipment. The process includes the following steps:

  1. Inspection: The first step is to inspect the damage to the rear window and determine if it can be repaired or if it needs to be replaced. If the damage is extensive or affects the function of the window, a replacement will be necessary.

  2. Removal of the interior trim: The next step is to remove the interior trim in order to access the rear window. This typically involves removing any screws or clips that hold the trim in place, and carefully prying the trim off the vehicle. On an Renault Traffic 2001-2014, the technician will have to remove some of the interior parts, like the rear seat, in order to get access to the heated rear window.

  3. Removing any broken glass: Once the interior trim is removed, the technician will remove any broken glass, debris, and fragments from the trim and the window runners, using specialized tools to ensure that the area is clean before installing the new window.

  4. Removing the old window: The old window is removed by cutting the sealant or adhesive that holds the window in place, and carefully lifting the window out of the vehicle.

  5. Cleaning: The area where the new heated rear window will be installed must be thoroughly cleaned to ensure proper fitment. This includes removing any dirt, debris, or old adhesive from the frame and surrounding areas.

  6. Preparing the new window: The new heated rear window is prepared by ensuring it is the correct fit and shape for the vehicle, and that the heating elements are properly connected and tested before installation.

  7. Installation: The new heated rear window is carefully installed into the vehicle, ensuring that it is properly aligned and seated in the frame. The technicians will also check to make sure there are no air bubbles or gaps between the glass and the frame.

  8. Testing: The technician will test the heated rear window to ensure that it is functioning properly and that the heating elements are working correctly.

  9. Finishing: After the testing process is complete, the interior trim is reinstalled and the vehicle is inspected again to ensure that the new heated rear window is properly installed and that there are no leaks or other issues.

It's important to note that heated rear window replacement on an Renault Traffic 2001-2014 is a technical job, and it's essential to have it done by certified professionals with the right equipment and skills to ensure a safe and proper installation. Also, the replacement process may require the use of special tools and procedures that can only be performed by certified technicians. It's also important to have the car properly tested to make sure all the heating elements are working as expected and that the car is sealed to