Anyone else have same issue with Cascadia Windshield leaking?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by shaker636, Sep 1, 2021.
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I hate the location of my fuse panel. It’s convenient when accessing it, but it’s in the way of stretching my right leg. That’s the only real complaint I have about the FLDs/Classics. I recall a friend of mine complaining about the fuses on his 379 getting rusty from leaky windshield. They were tucked into the left Drivers kick panel. Same place my windshield leaks. Guess I shouldn’t complain.
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I dont pay much attention to paccar snobs lol, I sleep in a dry bed at night and the signal lites work .
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There is nothing to seal the window, only a rubber band between the windshield and the frame.
You can always try and apply silicone but it will be painfull when it's time to raplace the windshield because it's cracked
bzinger Thanks this. -
I think the reason I don't have much windshield leakage issues is because when I have one replaced I have it done at home in the summer and it sits a few days with the cab closed up .
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Every time I wash my Cascadia water runs down the inside of the windshield. It’s not very bad, but I’m hoping once I get it replaced it fixes it.
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I've had three in a year and a half.
2018- windshield leak at the bottom and passenger window leak.
2020- bottom windshield leak.
Now I'm in a 2021. No leaks but headlights overheat and the bulbs burn out.Last edited: Sep 4, 2021
Reason for edit: Wrong year model
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