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 Topic: rear defrost infoPosted: 18-March-2015 at 1:50PM |
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Posted: 19-March-2015 at 4:08AM |
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I was thinking of using the same company for rear defrost.
The grid is not thick, controls seem acceptable, and I was going to do a little more research to see if our factory momentary switch would suffice for the on/off on this unit. |
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Posted: 21-June-2015 at 5:05PM |
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Looks pretty interesting, anyone on here have a personal experience with these kits?
I've read on doing the factory window swap, would this be easier/cheaper than sourcing a factory window and switch? I'm sure the parts aren't that difficult to find but shipping a rear window (ouch) I'd be willing to guinea pig but I have so many projects already, a luxury like this would be left alone for a long time. Unrelated but I love how my last post was "yeah I'm gonna be around a lot more often" then life happened as usual and I disappeared. Been lurking when I needed something but not talkative. Still the best resource on the web for knowledge on these cars.
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