LR3 roof glass

[Chris]

Has anyone had to replace the rear sunroof glass on the LR3, the large glass panel section, any recommendations on where to go if you have?

[binch]

It's a long shot but trying calling the dealership and asking them who they send their work to?    I doubt the do it in house..... ::)

[Chris]

I gave them a call, it's enough to give a person Chest pain. $5000 for part plus install.  ???

[binch]

OUCH!!!!!

[Chris]

Sorry thats including install.... still chest pain hahaha. I'm searching for a wreckers I can just pull the glass from.

[binch]

So what was the cost on the glass alone then...?

[mike.heathcote]

I'd try Glassmasters. 

The back window of my Equinox shattered for some reason (apparently it's somewhat common), and they had a new one installed for $263 incl tax the next day. 
I went to the location on 111Ave and 174St, in Edmonton - near the LR dealer. 

They also did a new front windscreen on my Series 2 a couple years ago fairly cheap. 

[JohnnyO]

My first LR4 had a cracked glass roof panel. It made it hard to sell. Could have sold it twice - to guys in Fernie and Cranbrook - but it would fail any out of province inspections. I called around and no independent glass shops would touch it. The JLR dealer quoted me $3500. That was about a year ago. If it's not leaking I would leave it. Replacing it might cause it to start leaking.


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[Chris]

@bunch, cost of just glass for JLR I was quoted $2300 with my discount.
@JonnyO, yea I'm 100% if it's leaking at the moment, I just did it, but I did a good job, so my guess is it'll leak or at least water will get in, freeze then really crack in the winter. I may try to Resin it myself and try to seal. I took it to glassmasters today, they said it's about 6-8hrs labour plus glass, so about 3500ish if I get the glass from JLR myself. But I'll try to resin and seal it myself first.
Another option is I have friends at a Fab shop, I may see if they can make me a tin roof panel and seal it up permanently

[binch]

If you can replace it with a good reinforced metal piece...go for it!!!!    That would solve most of the issues and you don't have to worry about dropping anything on it again    ;D