If your Morris Park car is a 2018 or newer with lane-keep or automatic braking, the camera behind the windshield has to be recalibrated after the glass is replaced. We do it in-house at Jerome Avenue, in the same visit, for $150 to $300 on top of the glass, adding 30 to 60 minutes.
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The camera at the top of your windshield is aimed to a tolerance measured in fractions of a degree. Move the glass and the aim moves with it, which is why a replacement on a newer car is not finished when the urethane is set. Some vehicles need a static calibration with targets set at measured distances on a level floor. Others need a dynamic one, a road drive at a steady speed on marked lanes. Plenty need both. We do whichever your make and model calls for and hand you the report that says the systems were verified.
For a Morris Park driver the useful part is that none of it is a separate errand. The calibration happens at Jerome Avenue right after the install, in the same 30 to 60 minutes you are already sitting there, at a price we told you when you first called. There is no dealer appointment two weeks out and no second labor charge. Ask before you book and we will confirm from the year and make whether your car needs it, so the number you hear is complete. Lane-keep that tugs at the wrong moment on the Pelham Parkway service road is the symptom people describe when it was skipped.
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Static calibration needs a level floor and measured space around the car, which is the reason it happens in our bay rather than in your driveway. Morris Park is full of driveways that slope to the street for drainage, and a couple of degrees of tilt is enough to throw a target setup off. Dynamic calibration is the opposite: it wants clear lane markings at a steady speed, which the Pelham Parkway main lanes provide better than most streets near the shop. So on a Morris Park car we will often tell you the glass can go in at your house but the calibration has to finish here, and we say that when you book rather than after the van is parked outside.
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Look up at the mirror mount from inside. If there is a housing sitting against the glass with one or two lenses in it, that is the camera. Lane-departure alerts, lane centering, adaptive cruise and automatic emergency braking all point to one as well. Give us the year, make and model when you call and we will confirm it before you book anything.
Bring it in and we will scan it. Sometimes the camera needs a second relearn after the car has driven a while, sometimes a bracket has settled, and sometimes the fault is unrelated to the glass at all. Either way we will tell you which it is. Work we did carries the lifetime workmanship warranty, so anything that traces back to our install is on us.
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