Classic Wind deflectors, OK at "higher" speeds?

Mike7777777 said:

Struggling to deal with condensation, mainly rear windows. Have fixed six or so leaks into the cabin, heater matrix no longer leaks. Carpets and sound deadening in the boot feel slightly damp, although obvious leaks have been fixed, might take a while to dry out.. Air con is u/s (it's on the list!), heater seems to work OK, although output isn't great. Condensation generally clears if all windows are opened 1/2".

I have some wind deflectors to allow windows to be opened to improve ventilation without drafts and snow getting in, a bit concerned that the deflectors rely on double-sided sticky tape. My Rangie runs happily at 90mph+, although it has lost rear bumper overiders at this speed (replacements fitted with additional bolts rather than the ridiculous clips). Are the wind deflectors secure when making good progress?

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myfirstl322 said:

You can buy bags of dessicant for damp cars.
Not sure how good they are though.

They are good, go for a large size & put them in both front & back.
If you are 'pulled' doing those speeds you won't have to worry about draughts because you'll likely lose your licence

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frog hopper said:

I have climair deflectors on mine, they do not stop drafts, when the doris has her window open an inch I do get a draft around my legs at speed.
The stick on ones are very likely to go walkabout if you are pushing on a bit - or a lot.

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Mike7777777 said:

Struggling to deal with condensation, mainly rear windows. Have fixed six or so leaks into the cabin, heater matrix no longer leaks. Carpets and sound deadening in the boot feel slightly damp, although obvious leaks have been fixed, might take a while to dry out.. Air con is u/s (it's on the list!), heater seems to work OK, although output isn't great. Condensation generally clears if all windows are opened 1/2".

I have some wind deflectors to allow windows to be opened to improve ventilation without drafts and snow getting in, a bit concerned that the deflectors rely on double-sided sticky tape. My Rangie runs happily at 90mph+, although it has lost rear bumper overiders at this speed (replacements fitted with additional bolts rather than the ridiculous clips). Are the wind deflectors secure when making good progress?

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ukadamwest said:

probably rust holes in the footwells

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Ratae said:

I'd avoid thinners.
I spray professionally (cars & caravans) & have never had any problems using panelwipe or brake and clutch cleaner on paintwork.

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