Wind Deflectors
Wind Deflectors
Hey all,
Just purchased and got delivered a set of Heko wind deflectors for the Cav and the only issue is the instructions are vague, me and my father are having an argument about how they fit so....
Do you have to removed / pull out window seal or do they sit on the inside of the window runner as tried this and window security kept lowering the window as a safety feature thing??
Sure its simple but tbg the guide on here and the instructions are not very clear...Or I am just being thick
Just purchased and got delivered a set of Heko wind deflectors for the Cav and the only issue is the instructions are vague, me and my father are having an argument about how they fit so....
Do you have to removed / pull out window seal or do they sit on the inside of the window runner as tried this and window security kept lowering the window as a safety feature thing??
Sure its simple but tbg the guide on here and the instructions are not very clear...Or I am just being thick
Free Parking is a bonus, leaving my Cav in a carbon dust filled carpark is not.....
Re: Wind Deflectors
Fitted mine inside the seal with no issue's.
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Here's one I made earlier! Genuine GM wind deflectors:
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The Team HEKO ones require you to put the metal clip in your window seal channel, no removing of the seal itself.
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They fit quite well in a wheelie bin too, aweful things!
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Haha well saidTurboDan wrote:They fit quite well in a wheelie bin too, aweful things!
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Re: Wind Deflectors
I agree that they're not to everyone's taste but they are actually practical.... Say you're cruising along at a steady pace, and wish to drop the windows down a bit and it's chucking it down outside.. Invaluable in that situation...
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Drop the window a bit and it flies off smashing across the front of the car behind you
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we've driven 150 miles today........
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we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
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Re: Wind Deflectors
Not while it's in place.... Should be a tight fit, if it falls off then they are no good....
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Aye, as Andrei says, they should be a tight fit. Gonna refit mine before Billing. Adds 20bhp dontchaknow.
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Never had an issue with any falling off, in addition to the clips I sometimes put a thin bead of silicone along the edge just to give them a little more 'hold' but the clips are usually enough.
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Cheershumbucker wrote:The Team HEKO ones require you to put the metal clip in your window seal channel, no removing of the seal itself.
And some people may not like them but they suit my car, plus I won't have water from washing the windows or rain blowing in the window when on the motorway...Go figure huh
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Re: Wind Deflectors
I got a set of these, great things for when its raining like tonight.
how they fit is they go into the rubber where your window glass sits. mine came with metal clips that you push up into the groves too and they hold the deflectors tight. 2 each side. I got a set of 4 off the missis for Christmas but I only use the front 2. I don't smoke in the cav but people in the back thought it was a good idea to use them for that purpose so they went and so did the rear deflectors
the windows do play about for a day or two. just edge the windows up carefully pushing the deflectors out towards the rubber till the windows are fully closed and leave them up for a day and then ull be fine
how they fit is they go into the rubber where your window glass sits. mine came with metal clips that you push up into the groves too and they hold the deflectors tight. 2 each side. I got a set of 4 off the missis for Christmas but I only use the front 2. I don't smoke in the cav but people in the back thought it was a good idea to use them for that purpose so they went and so did the rear deflectors
the windows do play about for a day or two. just edge the windows up carefully pushing the deflectors out towards the rubber till the windows are fully closed and leave them up for a day and then ull be fine
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Re: Wind Deflectors
Is it possible to get original GM deflectors for the Cav MK3 still? I'd love a set.
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Yes, although the OEM ones are only for the front - they didn't make them for the rear. Odd, but there you have it.AndysMK3Cav wrote:Is it possible to get original GM deflectors for the Cav MK3 still? I'd love a set.