Clear wind deflector
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Did you get the lighted one?
If so is it possible to just plug it into the socket in the glove compartment?
If you choose not to install the lights do the wires easily unplug or do you have to find somewhere to tuck them away.
If so is it possible to just plug it into the socket in the glove compartment?
If you choose not to install the lights do the wires easily unplug or do you have to find somewhere to tuck them away.
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Lghted
I got the lighted one. There are instructions on how to hide the wires but then taking the thing off could be problematic (not that I really need to). For now I just ran the wire behind the seat and used the 9 volt battery option rather than the included lighter plug (I use that to charge my phone and tablet).
Here are some shots with it lit in the garage.
Here are some shots with it lit in the garage.
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Not so much
Got mine installed yesterday....
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Took only a few minutes to install. Looks so much better than the cheap-looking OEM mesh.
I'm so glad I went with the clear one. I think the etched and the lighted versions look too tacky and impair visibility.
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Took only a few minutes to install. Looks so much better than the cheap-looking OEM mesh.
I'm so glad I went with the clear one. I think the etched and the lighted versions look too tacky and impair visibility.
It isn't a huge improvement over the mesh but it looks a ton better and is far easier to see through even with the lettering. I'd do the lettering again, my wife actually likes the lighting so would do both again.
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received and installed the clear wind restrictor over the weekend. opted for the 9volt power switch that may control it separate of the car's functions. also, I routed the wiring as suggested in the websites video with the exception of placing the 9v switch in the rear glove box. pleased with the result.