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Rear Wind Deflector...................
- Thread starter rayko
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2k1exsport
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want to buy mine? just a warning though because i dont want a fellow 2001 sporter getting pissed off like i did.......they dont fit exactly with the doublesided tape unless you measure it out PERFECTLY but even then its a *****. so i wouldnt get one unless you were going to screw it in, which i was thinking of doing but thats a little to drastic for me.
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there's almost always a Lund windjammer up for grabs on EBay, if that's the kind you want...
2K1 is right about a 2000 not fitting the 2001 model-that's a different design, I believe. The 95-97's had a different 3rd brake light set up, so they won't work either. Any deflector for the 1998-2000 explorer ought to work on yours.
He's also right about the double sided tape not holding too well, especially if you wash yours often and/or live in a rainy climate. I had to use self tapping screws to hold mine down, but I painted them to match and IMO it has an industrial look to it
Had to screw down my lunar visor too...
2K1 is right about a 2000 not fitting the 2001 model-that's a different design, I believe. The 95-97's had a different 3rd brake light set up, so they won't work either. Any deflector for the 1998-2000 explorer ought to work on yours.
He's also right about the double sided tape not holding too well, especially if you wash yours often and/or live in a rainy climate. I had to use self tapping screws to hold mine down, but I painted them to match and IMO it has an industrial look to it
Had to screw down my lunar visor too...Explorer Features
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