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Goldstone69



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npinks wrote:
Goldstone69 wrote:
Green please...no plug Mr. Green


Here you go hot off the production line



Laughing Cheers npinks just the job Thumbs Up does it comes with different attachments the one shown would be perfect for my flowing tinted perm and de icing the windscreen but not so good for my attractive nose and ear hair Very Happy
Post #9712 8th Nov 2007 2:30 pm
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Amazing. well worth the extra $$. I use it every morning now and have tossed my window scraper in the can! I even had a major rock chip that i had repaired with no effect to the wiring.....wheew
Post #9728 8th Nov 2007 8:12 pm
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RW



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United Kingdom 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto Zermatt Silver

This is the first car I had with heated windscreen and found it really useful - no more scrapping.

Noticed that a couple 'lines' of frost still remained on the driver's side. Suspected a few heating elements to be faulty. Took it to the dealers for some other work and happened to mention this - now I'm getting a new windscreen! Thumbs Up

I suggest people should check their heated windscreens at delivery for such faults. Easier to do so in winter but don't know how it can be done for summer deliveries.
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nicam



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United Kingdom 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Manual Tambora Flame

RW wrote:


I suggest people should check their heated windscreens at delivery for such faults. Easier to do so in winter but don't know how it can be done for summer deliveries.


A bowl of near boiling water or a few cups of coffee on the dashboard will soon steam up the windscreen, then switch on the Heated Windscreen and watch for any lines that don`t clear!
My screen had 3 or 4 30 - 40 mm wide strips of non functioning elements so has been changed under warranty. BUT the replacement still has 3 or 4 single elements not working. This is hardly a problem as the adjacent elements soon clear the area but I have put in writing that the new screen is not 100% right and that, if it deteriorates further I`ll be after another replacement. Don`t drive faster than your angel can fly!
Post #11334 6th Dec 2007 3:42 pm
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