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It's only an hour and a half, the pin is going to gradually cool down, and gradually warm up. I wouldn't worry about paint damage- but definitely would leave it off overnight. The electronics are more sensitive to fast temperature swings and condensate when turned on cold. The glass isn't a big deal for Taxi, as it is a translite, but if it was a classic painted glass, I would take that in the heated passenger compartment.
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