rear sun deflector?
09-17-2008, 01:52 PM
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Sloan that is a good price for a new one from TRD of Dallas-however the wind deflector does not include the mounting hardware and stanchions-the black plastic pieces that lift it away from the liftgate
I have a template from Jacques-the superb parts guy of TRD Dallas for the placement of the threaded inserts into the rear liftgate. That is a separate Toyota part number-sorry no I do not know what it is.
I am hesitant myself to drill holes in my liftgate-so I have a shop lined up to do the work. If you need the template just send me a private message. It has been on my "to get done list" for almost a year now....
Yes it does help the wind to draft down the back window so that loose dirt is blown away and moisture will tend to dry itself out.
I have a template from Jacques-the superb parts guy of TRD Dallas for the placement of the threaded inserts into the rear liftgate. That is a separate Toyota part number-sorry no I do not know what it is.
I am hesitant myself to drill holes in my liftgate-so I have a shop lined up to do the work. If you need the template just send me a private message. It has been on my "to get done list" for almost a year now....
Yes it does help the wind to draft down the back window so that loose dirt is blown away and moisture will tend to dry itself out.
09-17-2008, 02:38 PM
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I got 1 at a pick n pull, think i paid $10, just took the hardware, then measured, drilled, and used rtv to seal it... mine is a 94 tho, and it does help with dirt, rain etc...
09-19-2008, 12:47 PM
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no longer sold at the dealership
Correct Jason B. -you would have to buy the entire "kit"-and 3rd gen deflector kits are no longer available at my local dealerships.
Best to just buy one complete at a junkyard. Irbis Off Road has a number of these also stockpiled.
09-20-2008, 05:45 PM
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I disagree, the spoiler actually does a decent job of forcing the exhaust fumes away from the vehicle when the rear window is open. When I'm driving 0-20 MPH it doesn't do anything but anything above 25-30 ish MPH it works excellent at keeping the fumes from entering the window.
09-21-2008, 08:38 PM
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BS.
As a former owner of a 1st gen (1988) that did not have this feature, I can assure you that the spoiler or whatever you want to call it is quite effective at reducing dust buildup on the back window. There is a huge difference with my new runner that has it. I haven't been through a winter with it yet, but I bet the spoiler will also help keep snow from packing on there as well. And then there is the aforementioned exhaust fume issue.
As a former owner of a 1st gen (1988) that did not have this feature, I can assure you that the spoiler or whatever you want to call it is quite effective at reducing dust buildup on the back window. There is a huge difference with my new runner that has it. I haven't been through a winter with it yet, but I bet the spoiler will also help keep snow from packing on there as well. And then there is the aforementioned exhaust fume issue.
09-23-2008, 09:17 AM
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There are a total of 4 holes I believe.
I'm not exactly sure how the brackets mount but if you look at the pic that Wabbit posted you can see the 4 screws in the wing itself.
I would imagine there are two per bracket also.
Shouldn't be all that hard.
Go to your local Toyota dealership and get a print out of the exploded view they have.
Or, if you PM me your VIN number I can get one from my dealership and fax it to you or .pdf it and email it.
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I'm not exactly sure how the brackets mount but if you look at the pic that Wabbit posted you can see the 4 screws in the wing itself.
I would imagine there are two per bracket also.
Shouldn't be all that hard.
Go to your local Toyota dealership and get a print out of the exploded view they have.
Or, if you PM me your VIN number I can get one from my dealership and fax it to you or .pdf it and email it.
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