Anybody tried these on the rear window of a wagon or suv? How do they work in the more vertical and out-of-the-wind application?
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Doubtful you will find one that would fit the rear window. Most rear windows require a wiper around 10" or so and these usually come in no smaller than 18"
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I am not technical in any way. My personal experience with these blades is while defrosting the wipers have uneven pressure. There are several adapters included of which I didn't throw away or tried yet. These are single edged wipers that do need the wind for pressure against the window
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We haven't tried but I can't see why not. They weren't large enough to cover the rear passenger windows therefore it might be perfect for the driver's side however it will be a pain when you need to roll the window down.
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Hello Richard, I had to Google some pictures of the windows in question :-) These wedges will work with any window that slides up/down or side to side. The trick is, the make sure you clean/dry the surface before you stick the Velcro on the window. Also make sure the wedge is affixed securely to the Velcro. I have two on each window downstairs (split level house) and they hold well. I truly believe that these wedges will give you extra time if an intruder tries to get into your home. Hope this helps.
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do not use them for any vehicle, it is waste of money and time, i have a few of them and will give them to you for half price. do not use them. they are very unsafe and it is not the correct way of lowring a vehicle.
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I used to place one on each side of my van in the windows. It mostly worked because the windows slid sideways. You would have to fasten the fan to something in order to keep it in place if you were to place it on a normal up/down window. In my case, I occasionally duct taped it in place for extra security. The battery section does fold up and down though, so that is convenient.
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It works best with a square shaped window. When the window roles down, is the top line straight or curved. A moderate curve is okay, but for example, it doesn't work on my Geo but does work on my Ford Escape with has a moderate curve. I am not familiar with the GMC. It works great on my Ford pickup.
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I have no problems when the Windows roll down or up. My only complaint is when someone rides in the back seat, they have to reach under the panel & it comes off. I have a 2012 Honda CRV.
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I have used them a few times to hold down a 10x10 canopy. They seemed to work well, but we never had terribly high wind with them. They are supposed to be better because they hold the legs at the bottom and not the top which compromises the strength of the canopy. They weigh more filled up than what I was using previously so I will keep using them. It does make it hard to put your sides on if you have to close up for the night though.
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No. They don't actually mount to the window. This brand sits in the track, not on the window or on the paint.
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Yes and that's the only reason I bought these. Works perfectly with the Sunpass sticker and can take it off if needed. I haven't tried sticking anything outside the car window.
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No idea why. Should be okay so long as it's not on the windshield, blocking any view to side or rear, and doesn't interfere with window operation. I've got one on each side of the 5er and they've 'stuck' on fine.
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yes they do, I wired mine onto the center console and took the power off an "on always source", I put them on the rear windows of a 4 door jeep cherokee. doors are kind of small and had to flex the drives to their max. but they are working good. (dogs ride in the back and I can regulate the air to them without pulling over and stopping.)
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I don't see why not. The lateral top mount hooks over the ledge where the door window rolls up and down from, while the bottom strap with clip extends down the door panel and hooks under it at the base, ratcheting it taunt. What keeps it sturdy and in position is the pressure from the window glass on top so you may not want these if you like to drive with your windows completely down. They are designed to put on then off when not towing. There are other more permanent options available for US trucks as I recall when searching for towing mirrors for my 06 Tundra. Good luck.
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They may help, but I think the visors and rear view window do more. It's very rigid, so it doesn't take much to keep it in place.
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If they are the same ones that I bought, they work ok, but when you roll down rear windows the horizontal space at the rear of the rear window does let water in,, and I also added some double face tape strips to help hold the rear up, the front are just fine, they stay in placeperfectly
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Hi. We got these a few months back and they work perfectly fine for the back window. They actually have a bit more tension than he originals, but that was ok with us.
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I have used mine on different cars, Kia, Jeep. No problems as yet and love it. Knowing my Bentley is safe and can have window open but he can't jump out. :)