1. The windshield and rear glass on all models, as well as the glass located on the sides of the car in its rear part (station wagon models), are secured with a special mastic. It is recommended that glass replacement be performed by dealers.
2. Please note that the windshield acts as a load-bearing element and is part of the body's power structure. Therefore, it must be installed correctly.
Windshield and fixed glass (Mondeo 1 and 2)
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