The short answer
No. A dashboard warning can signal a disabled feature, diagnostic fault or failed procedure, but the absence of a warning does not replace the vehicle manufacturer's calibration requirement or a documented result. A camera may remain powered and produce no fault code even though windshield replacement changed its mounting relationship or optical path.
The correct question is whether current service information for the exact VIN and equipment requires calibration after the glass work. If it does, the specified static, dynamic or dual procedure should be completed and its outcome documented. Arizona law requires the shop to tell the customer whether calibration is required and to provide written or electronic notice if the required work was not done or did not succeed. Continue to treat lane, braking and collision-warning features as assistance only, and follow the owner's manual if any indicator, message or unusual system behavior appears.
