Also, inspect the VLOM oil filter under the pressure sending unit for debris/sludge and clean or replace as necessary. * NOTE: Please follow the diagnostic or repair process thoroughly and complete each step.
Both windshield experts say prices vary drastically. Caswell says prices can go up to $700, while Delaney says costs can range from $185 to $1,000. According to CostHelper, a windshield replacement typically costs between $100 and $400, with the average driver reporting that they paid $214. Your insurance may cover some or all of the costs.
Caswell says a windshield on a 2015 Mazda, for example, may have five different sensors and cost up to $600 to replace. âFor the most part, cars [that are] 2007 or older cost less than $200 [to replace the windshield], but cars made from 2008 to 2015 start getting a lot more expensive,â Caswell says. Another cost factor is whether you decide to get an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) or an aftermarket windshield.