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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: BigA on February 17, 2006, 09:39:39
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well after advice once again. i have brought a set of from window wind deflectors from ebay, just had them delivered, but not sure how to fit.
i thought that they just slotted in, but these have sticky foam on them from the last vehicle they were in.
Any help and advice greatly appreciated as always.
Cheers
Andy
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Andy,
They do just slot in, although it's easier if you pull the window rubbers back first to get them in.
Take the sticky foam off and get some double sided tape. When you fit them this will ensure that they don't slip (which they do if not secured).
If you need help let me know.
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cheers mate, i will have a go at lunch time,
cheers
Andy
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Ive fancied a set of those as well. :wink:
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well i payed £30 for them second hand (got into a bit of a bidding war), but have just been given a link to new ones at the same price, they are on hear http://www.formula4x4.com/wind_deflectors.htm don't know what the postage is?
Andy
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that are well worth the cash i had a set i used them when i got in the car in the morning and it was raning when i set of and put the brakes on the water used to just run in to the window when i fiited them it stopd it well worth it esey to fit within 10 min
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If they were the set sold by Tendring100 http://www.tlmlmadrovers.co.uk I was the one who removed them ! and they stuck to the door frame, they didnt slide under anything. Time to get the evostick out or the alraldite !
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If they were the set sold by Tendring100 http://www.tlmlmadrovers.co.uk I was the one who removed them ! and they stuck to the door frame, they didnt slide under anything. Time to get the evostick out or the alraldite !
Yep they are the ones, and fitted now. Removed rubber seal, put them in and replaced rubber seal and bobs your uncle, sorted. thanks Hightower, just as you said.
and as gecko said i may not get so wet now (until water finds another route), bonus :lol: