

| Subject: | Re: vanagon vent shade/wind deflector URL |
| From: | Todd Last |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Dec 1998 22:28:57 -0800 |
Mine did not have any wedges included. I wish they had since the passenger side vent fell out about 1 week after I had installed it. They break really nicely when the person behind you runs over them. <g> I really liked them - just wish they would stay put. Todd '88 Westy Steve Lashley wrote: > In a message dated 12/10/98 12:12:45 PM, JordanVw wrote: > > <<i have a pair of the ClimAir ventshades. > there are no clips. > they attatch in the upper channel of the window just by tension/ pressure. > they dont stay in place.... > the only alternative is to silicone them in, it seems. > > chris>> > > I was interpreting this from the instructions that say "wedges" may be needed > in some installations. I would think that if this was the case for the > Vanagon, they would provide the wedges. Here is the translation from my > German instructions. Let me know if this sounds anything like the > instructions that came with your set. > > "Assembly without drilling. > To begin installation of the draft deflectors lower the windowpane and press > the deflector up into the window channel. > The deflector will be held in place by the window guidance channel. > > Carefully raise the window and check whether the seat is correct. > > With some vehicles is the assembly with addition-wedges. > > Scope of supply: In each case a wind deflector is provided for drivers and > passenger door. > > Note: With the VW T4 with electrical window lifter the airlite cannot be > installed. " > > I spoke with someone today who had installed these deflectors on their '93 EV > a couple of years ago. Twice they had their window shatter for no apparent > reason. This was a great mystery for them until I told them that the > deflectors were likely causing the problem. Her Brother had brought them back > from Germany. > > Is anyone familiar with the window units on the Eurovan. I would think that > you would be able to adjust how high the window will raise so it doesn't press > against the deflector and place stress on the glass. > > Steve Lashley > SKL Enterprises > Importing German Side Tents, Carver Propane Heaters and other Accessories for > Bus, Vanagon and Eurovan > http://members.aol.com/tentinfo
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