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Dang man, never heard of that. Sure glad no one was hurt. Something must have hit the glass. Maybe one of the Louisiana skeeters. I had a drivers side blow out on me when I swapped mirrors with another SD on a narrow road. Glass was everywhere. I was covered and glad I was alone. Again, Glad no one was hurt.
My passenger window did the same thing a few months back(in my 2002)...i was driving along the interstate here in TX and BOOM scared the living you what out of me first thing i did was check to make sure no one took a pop shot at me. i never found a rock and there were no cars near me when it happened. So who knows why it did it
That was my first thought. Kenner is not the best part of NO. I was in the fast lane so I slowed and got over to the curb. All the while asking if everyone was OK.
Once I stopped, put my work gloves on and removed the glass from my wife. She got out and started crying then my daughter started.
When I got home I didn't find a rock or anything in the cab. I did find a new scratch on the rear door on the passenger side. So something must have hit it.
and imagine, i threw my dang trailer hitch at the vent window of 1995 f350 because i locked my keys in it. the stupid thing didn't break!!! it bounced off, so i got some sense into me and called a locksmith.
...... I was in the fast lane ......... I didn't find a rock or anything in the cab. I did find a new scratch on the rear door on the passenger side. So something must have hit it.
When my glass broke I was moving sorta fast to. The glass caused some scratches on the side of my truck and the door post.
I did that in an '89 T-bird... driving along, BANG - driver's side window shatters.
If the glass was scratched badly enough, and it heats up in the sun when the window was rolled up hard (manually or electrically), the expansion of the glass will push the wrong way and that crack goes.
I do remember the glass in the t-bird being pretty scratched before it happened. Just a theory, really...
Were your windows tinted? Window tint usually holds the glass from going everywhere, even if your windows are tinted from the factory you can still put the lightest shade on to protect you from such mishaps.