Is there glass on top of or enclosing that sensor assembly that is right underneath the windshield glass? Or is the sensor assembly area a 'hole'
I thought about trapped air but it looks kind of multi segmented, like somebody slopped a blob or two of something in there.
I just had my windshield replaced with OEM glass (shoutout to NJM insurance for approving it in like 30 seconds). Safelite did the replacement and calibration and my road test says everything appears to be functioning as it's supposed to but I noticed this in the sensor area. It looks like...
I've had three unwanted noisemakers in five months now, all in the front. The first one was only a few weeks after getting the car and I too was really freaked out by it.
The last one (last week) was insanely loud and apparently really lodged in there.
It had me looking like some wannabe...
I had two deposits down and a third large deposit that dealer was supposed to take and just never got around to it (they did sell me the car though) :)
Had no issues getting the two back, but made sure that they said refundable.
I had noticed this could get pretty bad last week.
Now the question is - do I just RainX it, go out and measure the stupid thing and model that piece and print it myself or be lazy and spend $14.. ?
Novus #2 and #3 are scratch remover and restoration products which contain different levels of abrasive. I've used them many times in the past to restore scratch/scuffed plastics, and at some point in the future may use them on the console if it accumulates enough scratches.
#1 is an acrylic...
But still want to be able to live with it - you may want to try this:
https://www.amazon.com/NOVUS-PC-10-Plastic-Clean-Shine/dp/B002UD0GFE/
I've used Novus products for many years on countless plastics from simply protecting them to resurfacing scratches out of them (with the #2, #3 products)...
1200 miles in and nothing but minor nitpicks so far, the car is utterly amazing...
- glove compartment is a bit small
- passenger seat belt flapping noise
- rear view more constrained than what I'm used to (STi)
- center console piano black is a smudge nightmare without treatment (all hail...