The Cali drivers seat does spin over the handbrake, but van have to be in park (or gear) so you can release the handbrake first! It IS doable but still a PITA
Heko wind deflectors arrived today so fitted them pretty quickly. Pretty pleased with how it fills in window a bit and looks a bit 'chunkier', some before and after shots below.
Clips are solid once they've been pushed right in with the correct tool
- was a bit concerned about some other posts about these coming off when driving down the motorway
Clips are solid once they've been pushed right in with the correct tool
- was a bit concerned about some other posts about these coming off when driving down the motorwayI am curious about deflectors, I can see them being very useful when parked in the rain. They should help prevent fogging, allowing in fresh air but preventing rain from cumming in. I presume that the tinted but clear plastic still allows good vision? Does the tinting give some help against low winter sun?Heko wind deflectors arrived today so fitted them pretty quickly. Pretty pleased with how it fills in window a bit and looks a bit 'chunkier', some before and after shots below.
Clips are solid once they've been pushed right in with the correct tool
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I have the fitted them, theyhelp with stopping train running into the cabin plus you can have the windows open when driving with no ingress.
Personally I don’t think they are big enough to stop the winter sun.
Edit: Don’t you just hate typo’s, leaving it in there though.
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They do add to the width of the pilar but doesn't obstruct your vision I would say. A couple more shots to show how see through they are:
Thank you for that reply!
Thank you that is avery good image itgives an idea what they might be like to have!
Would probably agree with this although I haven't yet driven with them - I don't think it would really help here but then thats not what they are for to be fair.
Yes of course. I was just wondering if they helped, that was all. Some cars have two sun visors per side so that one can be used in the normal way and the additional visor be pulled over the side window. It saves us from constantly wiggling the visor from front to side, to front again on twisty roads. Often never quite getting it right.
I would disagree, I can't see through them and consider that they effectively reduce vision.Yes of course. I was just wondering if they helped, that was all. Some cars have two sun visors per side so that one can be used in the normal way and the additional visor be pulled over the side window. It saves us from constantly wiggling the visor from front to side, to front again on twisty roads. Often never quite getting it right.
But I appreciate their usefulness when camping , so would not consider removing them, and just have to move my head a bit more
A thermal tailgate cover from Minster Screens, via EBay:
Very pleased with it. It is easy to attach and an excellent fit.
Also got a bit of carpet to line the Ovano drawer
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Very pleased with it. It is easy to attach and an excellent fit.
Also got a bit of carpet to line the Ovano drawer
I wanted to post a smiley thumbs up but its mixed news.I would disagree, I can't see through them and consider that they effectively reduce vision.
But I appreciate their usefulness when camping , so would not consider removing them, and just have to move my head a bit more
Perhaps some makes are more transparent than others. That some makes might be more equal than others.
