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Pre-collision assist. No auto-highbeams. Auto low beams are on the spastic sensor on the dash.
Glass guy on my local Bronco FB group says he can get me the OEM glass without a markup. So, in theory, my issue is solved.
And my insurance is due for renewal in 45 days, so, AAA picked the wrong time to make me angry. You can be sure I will be shopping rates.
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AAA for 30+ years. AAA uses Safelite as their default. Never had an issue before. You have the right to any shop though, and I found a AAA prefered shop that says they can get me the OEM without an upcharge. I'll know by the COB tomorrow.
Besides the sticker, what is the difference? If you care about the sticker, then go for OEM.
I get a non-OEM windshield, with the FUYAO logo on it. It holds for two flying rocks now.
FYI, Fuyao provides OEM glass to Ford, GM Toyota in US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuyao_Group
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Factory
I get a non-OEM windshield, with the FUYAO logo on it. It holds for two flying rocks now.
FYI, Fuyao provides OEM glass to Ford, GM Toyota in US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuyao_Group
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Factory
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Guy at the glass shop told me it was just the logo - same mold same glass same factories
Now he could be blowing smoke, but mine is a Fuyao as well
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Like others have said it greatly depends on your glass shop. I've replaced windshields in 2 Land Rovers. They have the defrost wires in the glass. Like Brian_B said they told me same glass same vendor, no logo. Both functioned as good as the original glass. Still have one and the glass is 7 years old now. Zero issues. Just need an honest shop. That's probably the hard part. HAven't had the Bronco long enough to take a hit yet 
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Not to badmouth State Farm. Since my homeowners is with them and they could cancel it cause I’m in California leaving me with…?We’ve got a serious crack spanning the width of the windshield now. Had a small chip right in the center for about a year, but recently my wife was warming up the Bronco on a cold morning, then she hit the window washer button… and watched as the crack grew to about 3 feet wide literally in seconds.
So I’m following this thread to see if anyone has found a good solution. We were told the same thing from State Farm about not covering an OEM replacement, but we can make up the difference…
I’m not concerned about factory stickers or any of that. I just want a decent quality windshield that works properly…
But my State Farm Bronco insurance increased 42%. They claim because my mileage is much higher than estimated (true) and some California insurance board ruling. Anyway… it’s all getting more and more expensive.
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My mistake apparently they all have auto high beams. I must have turned them off at the dealership when I turned off hill start assist.
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649 vs 1k
Hey @Brian_B any road noise difference? I could honestly careless about the logos.
649 vs 1k
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No difference what so ever as far as I can tell
I paid way less than that and there's been no difference that I have been able to see.
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