need help finding something
05-03-2015, 04:15 PM
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need help finding something
on my previous truck, I had purchased the seamless vent visors, however I can't seem to find them online anymore. I have a 2014 super crew so I know they are out there somewhere. The places I have found listed them as "not a fit" on my vehicle. any help/link would be appreciated
05-03-2015, 04:37 PM
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But check with AVS (auto vent shades) part number 894011 with any of our forum vendors, your local parts supply place or eBay.
But I believe that's what your looking for.
But check with AVS (auto vent shades) part number 894011 with any of our forum vendors, your local parts supply place or eBay.
But I believe that's what your looking for.
05-03-2015, 07:00 PM
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This^^ and here's a link.
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05-04-2015, 07:00 AM
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I purchased and installed the AVS 194155 seamless vent visors, they did look good but the problem I had with them is the newer trucks have some kind of pressure sensor when you roll up the windows to prevent smashed fingers, with the in channel visors the windows would come back down and you have to feather them up to get them to close as to not trigger the sensor. Went back to out of channel visors. If you search you will see others have had the same issue with in channels visors on the newer F-150's
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05-04-2015, 06:15 PM
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I purchased and installed the AVS 194155 seamless vent visors, they did look good but the problem I had with them is the newer trucks have some kind of pressure sensor when you roll up the windows to prevent smashed fingers, with the in channel visors the windows would come back down and you have to feather them up to get them to close as to not trigger the sensor. Went back to out of channel visors. If you search you will see others have had the same issue with in channels visors on the newer F-150's