If so how do the metal clips go in?
Or did you just use the attached double sided sticky tape?
There are pictures which aren't terribly clear and no other in
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Heko Wind Deflectors
Anyone fitted these?
If so how do the metal clips go in?
Or did you just use the attached double sided sticky tape?
There are pictures which aren't terribly clear and no other in structions.
If so how do the metal clips go in?
Or did you just use the attached double sided sticky tape?
There are pictures which aren't terribly clear and no other in
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Re: Heko Wind Deflectors
I just used superglue on mine. just a blob or two to stick to the rubber seals. Been on for 5 years at least and took them off once to replace the rubber seal.
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Re: Heko Wind Deflectors
like ray says superglue, otherwise throw them away/sell them on they will only blow off when you open the window on the motorway ime, go for the Climairs they stay in place no problem and no silly clips or double sided tape