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So does this indicate PP is female?
I do love the name.
I do love the name.
I have to say, so far Hyundai is stepping up
they are replacing my sunroof, and fixing the damage from the pieces of glass that flew off after the roof was broken (while driving to the dealer).
we will see how things are fixed. i have no complaints so far about Hyundai or my dealer.
I read about this issue on the web, and it is a problem that happened to many automobile manufacturers. some did the right thing and paid to fix it, others tried to weasel out of covering an obvious manufacturer defect. so far so good with Hyundai...
So does this indicate PP is female?
I do love the name.
I can see where a rock flipped off the road can shatter a vertically-oriented window - last year, a rock caused a large crack in my windshield, which had to be replaced. But I don't see how that would apply to a sunroof, since the rock's impact velocity would be much lower. The fact that the sunroof disintegrated up and out also doesn't fit with a rock impact. I think that a manufacturing defect that led to weakness or too much tension in the glass is more plausible.
A rock that is traveling on a downwards trajectory can be moving at a pretty good clip and would not necessarily be of a slower velocity. It's velocity is being aided by gravity and depending on the trajectory could be nearly vertical. It hits, and bounces while the glass behind it shatters. It could have been something like a bolt as well. I have a motorcycle friend who, had she not been wearing a helmet, would have been knocked off her bike when a truck tire threw up a HUGE bolt off the pavement that hit busted her windshield and cracked her helmet. A bolt can have a lot of mass and momentum when it hits.
the sudden loud sound, coupled with the falling glass, scared the $hit out of me
you think they will pay to have my pants dry-cleaned?![]()