How do I identify my windshield?

How do I identify my windshield?

You can verify a genuine windshield or non-original auto glass by looking at the windscreen logo. Oftentimes, the original windscreen comes without a car logo. In this case, you can match your brand-new vehicle windscreen logo with your cracked glass.

What is nags part number?

A NAGS number consists of a two-letter prefix and a five-digit number. The first letter of the prefix indicates if the part fits a domestic (D) or a foreign (F) vehicle. The second letter describes the parts position on the vehicle. The numeric portion of the NAGS number is a sequential number issued by NAGS.

What does Nags stand for in auto glass?

National Auto Glass Specifications
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Where is VIN number on windshield?

At the base of your windshield near the driver’s side. On the car frame near the apparatus that holds the windshield wiper fluid. Driver-side door post when the door latches.

Is there any difference in auto windshield glass?

While the fit and shape will obviously be the same, the new windshield may vary in thickness, durability or tint color and UV protection. In some cases, options attached to the windshield may not function properly. Typically, aftermarket windshields are the least expensive options available.

What are the numbers on car windows?

If the dots are located before the number, the sum of the dots equals the month of manufacture. So, if it’s 4 dots before the number “15”, basically it means April 2015. In a different example shown by this window marking by XinYi Glass, the number “9” on the first row denotes the year 2009.

What do the letters on a windshield mean?

US [Z26.1996] The AS number stands for American Standard, and is “AS” (or “American Standard”) followed by a number indicating the position in which the glass may be used, based on its optical quality.

What is Carlite glass?

Carlite is the only brand of replacement glass recommended by Ford Motor Company for your Ford or Lincoln vehicle. Carlite products are made by OE manufacturers to the OE specifications. Find out more using the links below.

What is nags list price?

Monthly: 75.00 per user per month for unlimited NAGS searches (all sales and billing users, installers not included in user count) You can turn this on, on the account tab. Admin will have to subscribe to NAGS. Month to month no contract.

What does OEM windshield mean?

Original Equipment Manufacturer
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer – which would mean that an OEM Windshield would be from the same manufacturer that originally had their glass installed in your vehicle when it rolled off the assembly line. This glass holds the same safety standards as your vehicle did when it was brand new.

How do I know if my windshield is OEM?

OEM auto glass will likely be stamped with the carmaker’s brand name and logo. As for aftermarket or OEE auto glass, you need to tell your customers that: Aftermarket or OEE glass manufacturers are not licensed by car companies to fabricate windshields for their car models.

How can you tell if glass is OEM?

Where is the part number on windscreen?

At the base of your windshield near the driver’s side. On the car frame near the apparatus that holds the windshield wiper fluid. Driver-side door post when the door latches. Underneath the spare tire.

What is the writing on car windows?

Writing on your car’s windows is a festive way to celebrate special occasions (especially if you need to decorate your vehicle for an upcoming drive-by car parade).

Is there a difference in quality of auto glass?

Some glass brands may be different, but this really does not make any difference. If you have an older vehicle like a collectors car, then repairing or replacing anything with OEM parts retains the vehicles originality.