How long after replacing the windshield can you drive?

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VonSerenity
07/29/25 12:21pm
You can drive three days after replacing the windshield. Precautions for windshield replacement: Do not wash the car within three days after replacing the windshield, and remove the tape fixing the windshield position after three days. Try to avoid driving on excessively bumpy roads, avoid emergency braking and rapid acceleration to prevent the windshield from shifting. Do not insert parking cards into the gap between the windshield and the dashboard. Do not drive on highways, and keep the maximum speed below 80 kilometers per hour. Meaning of the windshield: The development of modern car designs is closely related to the progress of glass technology. As early as over 40 years ago, car windshields had adopted single-piece curved windshields and gradually abandoned flat-type windshields.
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