weathertech window deflector problems?
I would think that has to work! If the deflector is thinner it's got to give more relief to the motor.. hence stop the bounce back! My guess is Weathershield should mfg get that plastic made 1/16 or more thinner!
You know I bet that's why some work and some do not? I wonder how tight that thickness spec is held by them or their supplier??
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I have to be careful cause I'm counting on you to get my lights installed without burning up my truck!! lol
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I had them on mine. I too had problems with them causing the window to bounce back. Mine were 50/50 on the window bouncing back. I ditched them and went with the Ford ones. I will say the Ford ones don't have as much wind noise as my old Weathertech and I like the Ford ones better.
I had them on mine. I too had problems with them causing the window to bounce back. Mine were 50/50 on the window bouncing back. I ditched them and went with the Ford ones. I will say the Ford ones don't have as much wind noise as my old Weathertech and I like the Ford ones better.
those are stick on also right? where do they stick?
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Same here, 10 months, rears jam on the window (have to get out, open the door and close the window while holding the deflector out of place), and the fronts are 50-50 IF I am lucky. Sucks in the rain, even doing the 'manual' trick, they hit, roll back down, rain blows in.
They come the hell off next week. junk. pure S#!t.
They come the hell off next week. junk. pure S#!t.
