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Have you tried directing the a/c to the side vents until it warms up? You could have cold a/c air cooling the windscreen thats trying to heat up. Condensation is always going to take longer to evaporate, you can get dehumidifier’s that sit on the dashboard, might be worth a try?

Growth hormones?

...son took a look and said try it that way (I was sure it would not fit) and was going to send back and expletives. Good luck maybe try windscreen first, then Velcro sides and see if fits outside (oh and make sure the windscreen bit is up the right way) - frustrating if they sent the wrong...

Ouch! Is it repairable? Normally free or low cost via insurance company.

No such thing as a free when it comes to insurance in any sector.

Finally managed to use my Glaco products and give the windscreen a good clean before fitting my new Bosch wipers

Ah didn't know that about the radar. I wish I did have LED lights. Bog standard candles only unfortunately.

Hi I would like the windscreen cover.. Would have to be posted so can you give me price:) Thanks

...is pretty much the 2nd darkest colour behind black. Mine is black, and with it parked pointing south, this week with the hot weather it's hit 44, 45 degrees inside. A windscreen cover is meant to make a big difference as it cuts out the 'greenhouse' effect of the windscreen and front windows.

...exempt if no greater than half a watt of power used. Handhelds aren’t as useful for bopping baddies over head like you could in the good ol’ days!!! I know how you lads miss the unintended use case for the old Airwave devices! They were great on windscreens, especially those on “borrowed”...

There are buttons on the central overhead panel (above the windscreen) that control how the rear lights function. The buttons can be set to turn on the lights when a door is opened or set to remain on/off. This is assuming the lights are connected to the OEM wiring

Ouch, what a w*nk stain, that's not a good start to the day.

Well had my new screen fitted and all working, thanks for all the help, on a side note I still couldn't get a reading from the windscreen connectors with engine running but now the glass is fitted it Def works as it should, so not sure if it needs a load to work

We made similar, but it fits inside the poptop.

That's marvellous! How is it fixed in position?

...yourself some Glaco. Won't need wipers above 45mph. But if you do use them, it's Bosch twin aero here as well. SOFT99 Glaco Glass Compound Roll On + Ultra Glaco - Abrasive Glass Cleaner and Extreme Durability Glass Coating - 12 Months of Windscreen Protection - Integrated Applicators...

I've used the glaco glass polish, it's good - my windscreen was a complete mess when I got my van, masses of streaks when using the wipers. It's not to much hard work, you don't need to apply masses of pressure and it cleaned my windscreen nicely. If you've got access to an electric polisher...

I replaced our flexible panel like for like. Found a longish flexible bread knife was the best thing for getting old panel off, not easy but worked better than the windscreen cheese wire method.

Bumper on my old T5 suffered and had a bonnet deflector on which did stop me getting cracked windscreens but on the new van would spoil the clean lines

Confirmed for Crafter. The same thing, open your bonnet/hood. Connect to 09, use SECURITY ACCESS 31347, select ADAPTATION and open channel: change the value from ACTIVE to NOT ACTIVE.