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HOW TO FIT CLIMAIR WIND DEFLECTORS
This is a general guide on how to fit Climair wind deflectors to front windows with anti-trapping sensors.
Fitting instructions can vary depending on the vehicle and the make of wind deflector so always follow the fitting instructions supplied with your specific wind deflectors.
HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
Take extra care when removing the wind deflectors from the box and when fitting as some edges and corners can be sharp.
FITTING IN COLD WEATHER
Perspex can become brittle when cold. If fitting in cold weather conditions, ensure the wind deflectors have been stored at room temperature and only take one deflector outside at a time to fit, leave the rest indoors in the warmth until you are ready to fit them.
Fitting Instructions
IN-CHANNEL WIND DEFLECTORS
Climair wind deflectors fit into the window channel and sit between the glass and the window seal.
Important: Lubricate the milled edge of the wind deflector.
Run a bead of washing up liquid along the milled edge on both sides, the full length of the deflectors. Do NOT use any oil based products or WD40.
1) Open the window completely.
2a) At the front of the window frame, by the door mirror, rest the bottom edge of the wind deflector on top of the hard rubber window seal.
2b) Do NOT place the deflector inside the door or on the soft part of the rubber as the deflector will not stay in place and the window will not close.
3) Push the other end of the deflector into the window channel. You may need to gently bend the deflector. Make sure the deflector is not too cold before bending it.
4-5) Starting from the door mirror end, use both hands to ease the milled edge of the deflector into the rest of the window channel.
6) Close the window gradually in several small steps by pressing the electric window button (do not use auto-close).
You may need to gently pull the deflector away from the window with your hand to help the window to close completely.
Open the window again and repeat this procedure at least five times.
7) Slowly close the window completely and keep it closed for at least 24 hours. This will allow the wind deflector to be pressed into the rubber window seal by the permanent pressure of the glass.
After being closed for 24 hours, the electric windows will function correctly.