Wind deflectors

[Logsplitter]

Only awkward bit was getting the clip in the right position. I’ve attached the generic instructions below as the ones that came with mine were in German.
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Thanks for posting those instructions. I’ve yet to fit mine also.

 

[PBD]

Mine turned up yesterday - I need to work up the enthusiasm to fit them.

Looks easy enough, Any tips?

I smeared fairy liquid (other brands available ) on the top edge of the glass and an inch on the top outside, just to reduce friction and I did leave them closed for 24 hrs too.

 

[Jeremy996]

Wind deflectors now fitted; took about 20 minutes. The hardest bit was putting the clips in exactly the right position to hook over the deflector, but even that was not much of a brain teaser - with a plastic prodder it was a case of "up a bit, down a bit".

Cheap washing up liquid made the deflector slide easier - you do not need much and any excess will have to be wiped away, so have a cloth handy.

 

[Bluesurf]

I bought mine months ago. They were shipped from the UK and I paid the VAT. Now they are here on Amazon in the USA. These Climair's eliminated my cabin noise. These are amazing. They are made in Gremany. I wouldn't be surprised if they make WeatherTech. These have a metal clip which is the best design I have seen. It will stop your window when opening from dragging down the deflector. If noise is your issue, these wind deflectors are amazing.

Amazon.com

 

[emax]

I think they are produced by 'ClimAir', here in Germany. I have them as well (front windows only), and like them.

See here: https://shop.climair.de/fahrzeuge/1..._-_/kasten_gelaendewagen_geschlossen_5_tueren

They are a company which produces plastic parts AND provide a general operating permit for the Deflectors (a must have for many things in Germany).