Windscreen Replacement
Discussion
ab8 said:
I’ve had a number replaced at two different OPCs with both good and bad experiences. I understand that most or all OPCs sub the work out so you’d need feedback on the particular OPC/sub-contractor you’re planning to use.
Interesting. I'm told it would be Porsche trained technicians so assumed in house. Can you expand on what the issues were with the bad experiences please.KenC said:
Has anyone had a windscreen replaced with an OEM screen by a Porsche dealer? I'm looking to hear all experiences, good or bad, as I'm considering buying a new stock Cayman that requires a new screen and I'm not sure if it is something I should be concerned about or not.
The OPC will more than likely be using a sub contractor for the work. In fact, I'm 99% certain they will. Glassman said:
The OPC will more than likely be using a sub contractor for the work. In fact, I'm 99% certain they will.
You are correct. I've just called the service department at the dealer anonymously and they have confirmed it is sub contracted.Is the sub contractor likely to be "Porsche trained" as I have been told the fitter would be?
Edited by KenC on Wednesday 16th January 09:21
KenC said:
Interesting. I'm told it would be Porsche trained technicians so assumed in house. Can you expand on what the issues were with the bad experiences please.
A number of things can go wrong - damage to the dash: damage to the paintwork around the screen (or indeed damage which you can't see, where the screen is glued down); untidy / leaky seals (there was a thread on this recently); damage to eg GPS antenna/related gubbins (lots of threads on this). Glassman will be able to tell you more (or see his blog), but try not to worry! Gassing Station | Boxster/Cayman | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff