If the windshield is leaking across the top make sure that the 2 small wire clips are still holding the bottom edge of the windscreen in place. If the windscreen has slipped over them and is sliding down it will open the joint across the top which is bad enough but the glass will eventually crack when it hits the plastic grill on the bottom. Sealing the top is only a very temporary fix. Before you crack the windscreen have it removed and reseated making sure that the 2 lower clips are properly supporting the bottom edge so it can not slide. If it has slid over the clips look closley across the bottom and you will see them under the bottom edge of the glass, they may not be easy to find but they are there. The are black formed wire with a hook in them to keep the bottom from moving. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 > I have successfully removed, and reinstalled my DeLorean's windshield. > It was not easy. I think the only reason I pulled it off, is because > I've broken windshields on previous attempts on other cars, and have > learned from my mistakes. Also, a number of little unrelated > problems popped up that might have to be ignored by a professional, > who's after all doing it for the money, and is under a time budget. > No offense intended. > [long duplicate quote trimmed by moderator]