Instructions
1. Before attempting to fit the wind deflectors, hold them up against the window to confirm that they are the correct size/shape.
2. Open all windows and thoroughly clean the window channels using a microfiber cloth
and some surface cleaner or soap and dry. This is to ensure that the adhesive on the
deflectors have a clean surface to stick to.
3. [Optional] The rubber seals on older cars tend to become hard (or stiffer) over time, this will make the fitting process much more difficult. If the rubber on your car is hard, we
recommend applying some rubber softener on them.
Fitting The Front Deflectors
1. Insert the front end of the deflector into the window channel (by the wing mirror). Make sure that the bottom (horizontal) edge of the deflector is resting on the outer trim and not inserted into the window channel. The only part of the deflectors that should be inserted into the window channel is the rough milled edge along the top and sides of the
deflector.
2. Gently bend the deflector and insert the rear end into the window channel.
3. Push/work the rest of the deflector in.
Fitting The Rear Deflectors
1. Insert the front end of the deflector into the window channel.
2. Tilt the deflector so that you can slot the rear end into the channel.
3. Push the deflector up into place.
Installing The Clips
The clips are required for the rear deflectors to ensure that they stay in place. For the front
deflectors, we only recommend fitting the clips if the deflectors feel loose.
The clips fit into the window channel behind the wind deflector with the hooked side facing towards the car. Use a flat tool to push the clips up into the window channel, it may require some force but please be careful not to damage anything.
Fit at least two clips per deflector along the top edge of the deflector and about an inch or two out from the ends/corners.
Closing The Windows
Once the deflectors and clips are fitted you can then close the windows. When initially closing the windows, please close them in small gradual steps. Holding the button or letting the window
go up by itself will trigger the anti-trap sensors and prevent the window from closing.
In some cases, you may need to gently pull the deflector outwards to give the window enough clearance to close without triggering the sensors or hitting the deflector.
If you have someone to help, you can also push the window up whilst the other person is operating the window. If you decide to do this, it is critical that you only push the window up whilst the other person is operating the button to ensure that you do not detach the window from the mechanism.
Once the windows have been closed, please leave them closed for at least 24 hours to allow
everything to set. The windows should then work as normal.
