Speedo Glass
Feb 28, 2008 | 09:21 AM
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Speedo Glass
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: chevyman142000
As long as we are on this topic, does anyone else have the issue of their fogging up? Mine does all the time after the machine has run for a little while. Any ideas? Sorry for the thread jack.</end quote></div>
I remember reading that it was a pretty common thing for a while. Some got them replaced by the dealer, under warranty, and those would fog up as well. I'm guessing they fixed it on the later models, but never heard if they had a fix for the ones that it seemed so prevalent on.
As long as we are on this topic, does anyone else have the issue of their fogging up? Mine does all the time after the machine has run for a little while. Any ideas? Sorry for the thread jack.</end quote></div>
I remember reading that it was a pretty common thing for a while. Some got them replaced by the dealer, under warranty, and those would fog up as well. I'm guessing they fixed it on the later models, but never heard if they had a fix for the ones that it seemed so prevalent on.
Feb 28, 2008 | 10:47 AM
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Speedo Glass
The parts lists have the speedo and the bezel listed seperately. Is the glass attached to the speedo or the bezel? If it's attached to the speedo, take it to the local glass shop and have them cut a thin piece of SAFETY glass to fit and attach it with silicone or RTV. If it's attached to the bezel, that part is only like $12.
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