Park the vehicle on a level surface and switch off the ignition
Wear safety gloves and eye protection
Remove wiper arms, cowl trim, mirrors, sensors, and any trim blocking the windscreen
Protect the dashboard and bodywork with covers
Cut through the old adhesive seal around the windscreen with a suitable cutting tool
Lift out the old windscreen carefully with suction cups
Remove remaining adhesive from the frame, leaving a thin base layer if required by the adhesive system
Clean the bonding area with the recommended cleaner
Inspect the frame for rust, damage, or corrosion and repair if needed
Apply primer to the frame and new windscreen if required by the adhesive manufacturer
Fit new mouldings, clips, or brackets to the replacement windscreen if needed
Apply a continuous bead of approved automotive adhesive to the frame or glass
Position the new windscreen accurately into place
Press the windscreen firmly and evenly to seat it
Reinstall trim, cowl, wipers, sensors, and mirrors
Check alignment, sealing, and fitment around the edges
Allow the adhesive to cure for the recommended time before driving
Avoid slamming doors, washing the vehicle, or driving until fully cured
Test for leaks and verify all removed components are working properly