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A pilot window in a car refers to a small, often triangular window located near the front side windows, typically found in vehicles with a two-door design or certain SUVs. Its purpose is to enhance visibility for the driver and improve airflow within the cabin. Pilot windows can also add to the vehicle's aesthetics and provide a larger overall glass area.
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Can a pilot fly out the window of an airplane if the window breaks?
Apparently so. This has happened at least once and the pilot survived! Google: "Pilot sucked out of plane"
How an aircraft pilot gets ground clearance?
by the help of the window
What does it mean to have a ladybird on your car window?
It means you have a ladybird on your car window.
How do you say car window in french?
Translated litterally, depending on what you imply by "car window"Car window = fenêtre de voitureWind shield = Pare-briseSide window = fenêtre de côtéDriver's window = fenêtre du conducteurPassenger's window = fenêtre du passager
What is the purpose of the window crank handle in a car?
The purpose of the window crank handle in a car is to manually roll up or down the window.
How do you fix a car window?
buy a new window
Has someone put a sticker on my car window?
It is possible that someone has placed a sticker on your car window.
How is car window tinting implemented?
Car window tint is applied by spraying a clear, soapy solution with a mild glue added onto your car window, and then the film is cut to the shape of your window and applied. Some window tints have an adhesive backing that is a peel and stick.
Remove a sticker off my car window?
I'm using plastic protractor at my car window and its working.
How do you remove a handle window for a 1995 Lincoln?
how do you remove a car handle window for a 1995 lincoln car?
Is the Honda Pilot a Japanese car?
Yes
What car had the first rear window defroster?
The 1953 Lincoln was the first car that had a rear window defroster. It also was the first car to have an optional 4 way power seat.
