justin king
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anyone tried fitting 1 of these. i dont need to blow air out the top to the windscreen so can force all out the side vents.
Side window demisting
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Have you got a heated screen?
justin king
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yes mate
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Somebody on here fitted one and did a sort of review on it.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/defendervent-2-0-review.340919/#post-4460827
I need to do it on mine, but it seems a bit expensive for what is a few bits of plastic.
May try and do something similar homemade.
As Jeremy Clarkson sez "how hard can it be?"
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justin king
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thanks, couldn't find any threads only for the screw on top things.
that’s what I got mate and was tempted to get what you posted above but was just too much cash for bits of plastic. Think the defender demister was 40 off quid. They do the job. Depends how picky you are I guess
for bits that look like they’re off the Hoover too
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I've looked at these and £150 is just ridiculous [though do understand cost associated with the modified ducts]. A quick ebay search gives a huge choice of flexible spiral tube https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...TitleDesc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=flexible+pvc+tube
So just splice into air intakes and tap off with a rubber seal and run flexible tube to point near to window for demisting. Logically, one should use mid-narrow bore flexible to keep up warm air velocity for greater demist efficiency.
So just splice into air intakes and tap off with a rubber seal and run flexible tube to point near to window for demisting. Logically, one should use mid-narrow bore flexible to keep up warm air velocity for greater demist efficiency.
