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- #61
Very interesting possibility . A stress on the glass caused by pressure by misalignment of parts of the vehicle body .It could just as likely that the rear tailgate is not perfectly aligned so that when the windshield was glued to the tailgate, it was already in a high stress state. A simple bump in the road could have caused the glass to shatter. Just because the presence of the majority of the glass inside the rear does not necessarily indicate that the impact was from the outside coming in. As I had mentioned before, the air turbulence from the rear at that speed could have created an air stream pushing the shattered pieces of glass inward.
A sudden twisting of the body whilst driving might also cause a defective or poor quality glass to shatter .
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