Buick Park Avenue windshield sizes

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Buick Park Avenue windshield height for all modifications is x.

Standard modifications glass parameters:

1997-2005:

  • Center vertical height: x.

When measuring front car windshield, its seals, overlays and inserts are taken into account, and measurements are made at the most visible points of glass plane.

Received measurements results are added to tolerances for seal, swinging magnitude of which is from 5 (mm) to 10 (mm) of each of 4 glass plane sides.
Lower face width:

Lower face width is the distance from one lower auto glass side corner to another, taking into account its curvature.

Alternate parameter name: horizontal size.

Position that is given to windshield when measuring: face up.
Vertical central width:

Measurements are made in the area of ​​mirror mounting on front glass central part.

Alternative parameter name: side face.

Important: most sources specify as windshield specifications only the main parameters: its lower face width and vertical width.

Windshield - full drawing
General Buick Park Avenue windshield parameters
General view spravka
General view

H min (mm) spravka
Minimum vertical central height for different Buick Park Avenue modifications.

Measurement is made on central glass part, on external side.

Data is given in millimeters (mm)

H max (mm) spravka
Maximum vertical central height for different Buick Park Avenue modifications.

Measurement is made on central glass part, on external side.

Data is given in millimeters (mm)

n spravka
Number of model modifications in our database

Dimensions windshield

(General view)		xx1
Buick Park Avenue windshield parameters
Parameter spravka
Windshield parameter

Data is given in millimeters (mm)

Value spravka
Parameter value in (mm)

Data is given in millimeters (mm)
1997-2005
Total length1675 (mm)
Side edge951 (mm)
Center vertical heightx

Warning: the above data are official figures of the manufacturers, however, it should be borne in mind that the information is for reference and does not guarantee unambiguous accuracy.


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