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I think OE glass is around $1000 and then a few hundred dollars for installation.
The rain sensor works. I called the shop and they said bring it in and they would fix the trim and evaluate the sensor. I noticed it, my brothers noticed it, my dad noticed it and even a brother's friend noticed it and he didn't know I had the windshield replaced.
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Sounds overpriced. When road debris left a huge crack on my windshield, I went to the dealer's body shop and they quoted $2,300. I laughed, literally went across one street, and asked the service department of the dealership themselves. They did it for $300 + the windshield from the Parts department which was $798. They even included the stuff needed around the windshield like rubber trim for free. Mind you, this is the windshield for a vehicle with the HUD option. It was the OEM Saint-Cobain or w/e it's called.
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