mike2401

I too was curious if there was proof of calibration. Since I was so difficult with my dealer, directing them to @Rowlette's info, I feared they would just charge me $240 and not do it. I really don't trust them at all now.

Too funny: I read the screen shot above to my dealer, asking if the camera is removed and reinstalled, why wouldn't it need to be re-calibrated. Dealer just called back and said: "if you want to go by the book, then yes, you are correct, it needs to be re-calibrated for $240. However, we never do that and no one has had a problem". My response: perhaps your customers are good drivers? I'm not comfortable with this dealer at all. I will get it calibrated, but not there. Thank you forum users for this awesome & potentially life saving advice! Thanks @Rowlette !!! Great job!

Thanks for posting this @Rowlette? When I looked in the eyesight book last night, I only saw where it said have the windshield replaced at the dealer. I didn't see anything about calibration. Reading the screen shot above, if the camera is removed and THEN the glass is replaced, it seems really reasonable to have it re-calibrated. If the glass was replaced without touching the camera, I could see why they might say skip it. However, if this screen shot is from a dealer procedure manual, I guess I'd ask if "inspection" and "adjustment and check" is the same thing as the 2 hour long ($240) "calibration" process. Are we talking about two different things here? THanks, Mike

My 3.6R Subaru Legacy 2016 with Eye Sight needs windshield replacement. My dealer says eye sight calibration isn't necessary because they are professionals and don't mess up the cameras during the windshield replacement. However, if I had safelite do it, it would need to be calibrated. The dealer said if it's grossly out of alignment, an error light will show. My concern is what if it's slightly out of alignment. Thoughts?