If your new windshield came with a camera behind the glass, replacement is only half the job. Calibration is what makes the safety features behind that camera trustworthy again.
What ADAS uses the windshield
Many vehicles use a forward-facing camera mounted near or behind the windshield to support features such as lane-keeping assistance and automatic emergency braking. The glass in front of that camera is part of its optical path.
When calibration is required
Calibration generally applies when the windshield in front of a camera is replaced, when the camera is removed or disturbed, or when the manufacturer's procedure calls for it after related repairs. Your quote identifies whether your vehicle needs it.
Static vs. dynamic calibration
Static calibration uses targets in a controlled space; dynamic calibration uses a prescribed road drive. Some vehicles require both. The right procedure comes from the manufacturer's specification, not preference.
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After the new glass is set and cured to a safe state, the technician runs the specified calibration and verifies the system reports ready. Plan for extra time beyond the glass work itself.


