Squeeky rear window

[stillgrinning]

It's driving me potty. I know there was a thread on here a while ago but it seems to have been erased now (or I can't find it !).

Can anyone suggest something ? (please)

[krusty]

velcro (soft part) stuck along thet top will help it grip, alternatively the newer screens are bigger, thicker and fit propperly. I've just bought a new one as the previous dissapeared on the motorway in France last week. New screen is 125 quid, velcro is a couple of quid from B&Q

[beano500]

krusty said:

....as the previous dissapeared on the motorway in France last week....

[Paul Daniels]
That's Magic!
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Sounds like a prospect!

You've gone for an original, rather than trying to get a tinted one, I assume?

I know that I've had a later screen fitted to mine, and they certainly look as if they're a better (bigger - with more area in contact with the rubber) fit.

(Haven't tried taking it out yet!)

>> Edited by beano500 on Monday 4th October 12:12

[MacTusc]

Try putting sticky-backed plastic strips ( 1-2 mm thick) on the inside of the two plastic clips that hold the bottom of the screen..... the velcro solution only lasted for a short period, this fixed it for me

[krusty]

beano500 said:

Sounds like a prospect!

Was on Eurohoon last week and lost it close to 135 on the payage. I have to credit Fernies for phoning around, TVR Centre who had one and TNT who got it to our hotel in France in 24 hours....respect

[beano500]

Marvellous service!

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