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.
1 Teflon Blade Refill for about $9.  A standard replacement blade assembly for the front windshield or a rear wiper on a hatchback or SUV typically costs $7-$20 each, or $14-$40 a pair, depending on length, type and brand.