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been having this issue for 3-4 months. I even took it to the dealer and they did nothing to fix it. Saying it will occur if it's getting cold. Still charged me $80 dollars. Also telling me next time when brake is being maintained it should get better.

i know this kind of driving habits happen everywhere in the world every minute, but i'ts dangerous. The guy could suddenly stop for whatever reason, and you will hit him. In Calgary, Canada, I find 99% of the times when there is a pedestrian walking, drivers will wait for him to completely cross...

i would do the same thing for up to 2 weeks. But OP was told he would be reimbursed, which changed the whole ending

happened to me too, hit the the almost exact same spot when I was driving at highway, but i got a longer crack than you. I also have a $100 deductible, probably will change the windshield in the near future. I got the car last September and current at 9500KM, sigh...

image not showing. Anyways best wishes, get well soon

give this video to police and your insurance. In my opinion you have 0 fault, you were yielding to a pedestrian on the right, you were not turning left at all. There is no way you can avoid this collision. 0 fault claim

first time seeing something like this, not in real life not in forums. how is it helping?

how much did your dealer charge you for the installation + horns?

can you let me know how much time does it take you to mount it? I'm so rookie for mechanical jobs. Thanks

So here in Calgary government use small rocks and sands to help survive winter icy road. It surely helps in the cold time, but every spring when ice melts the road becomes rocky. My car in the past 2 weeks has had 2 chips, 1 resulting to an eight inches crack on the passenger side windshield...

Hi, I used to have a Chev Cruze that when I press the "lock" on the key fob it horns quite loud, i used this to locate my car in a crowded parking lot, or ensure my car is securely locked. Now I'm running a Civic EX 2018, while that little beep is so un-noticeable... Any suggestion would be...

waiting to see if anyone has a positive answer, as what I have been hearing from internet is that's not so efficient

that's a bit too much lower. I got mine 6 months ago, in the first couple runs it read roughly 430 miles, yes that was good weather with new 4 season tires. Now it's freezing winter here, so with winter tires and 3-5 minutes warm up every time, it reads 370 miles per fill, stable. did you...

darn it. I followed your instructions but mis-read it. I shouldn't have tried to lick the camera clean, now I'm frozen to it. anyone call CAA for me?

not sure if it's worth replacing a better one?

Same Calgary here! Hello and stay warm

and comparing how soon my cabin got warmed up, I can't tell a significant difference. I will not plug it tomorrow and test it again

not a lot sooner that i can experience.

I plugged it in for 4 hours last night in my un-insulated garage, outside temperature is -4 F. This morning I started the car, the temperature reading on the left information panel still shows nothing (always like that no matter plugged or not). I started the car, waited for 30 secs and drove...

thanks for your reply. I did tons of reading on different web sites and kinda thought 2-4 hours are good enough?