I'd be surprised if the glue had oozed out. Perhaps the previous installer didn't use the right type of glue? I had a similar problem on my other car, and I brought it to a glass shop. They said that they could pop out the glass and reseal it for $25, or replace it for $250. BUT, if the broke during the removal they would have to replace it (for $250). I asked for the first option, thought I would be able to get away cheap. I came back the next day, and it had a new windshield, doh! I asked - "So you coudn't get it out without breaking it?" and they said "what?" SO I think that they didn't even try. Any reputable shop should be able to pop out the glass and reseat it (especially if your glue is oozing). Likewise, I don't think you will be able to find anyone that will reseal it with the glass still in there. Be careful where you go to get it fixed, or your might be buying a new windshield. Jim 1537 On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 22:33:24 -0600 "K Creason" <dmc4687@xxxx> writes: > Q: I've had wet carpets in the past; and now I've noticed what looks > like > tar oozing from underneath the windshield into the interior side of > the car. > Could this have oozed out and created a leak point? How can one > tell? Can I > take this to a shop and have it reseated? > > Thanks, > Kevin