[moocat]

I am looking for a good sunroof wind deflector for my 2002 S60 (dealer didn't have them available for the S60).

Anyone have any suggestions??

thanks......

[This message has been edited by moocat (edited 06-10-2002).]

 

[T5 Dave]

quote:

Originally posted by moocat:
I am looking for a good sunroof wind deflector for my 2002 S60 (dealer didn't have them available for the S60).

Anyone have any suggestions??

thanks......

[This message has been edited by moocat (edited 06-10-2002).]

Sorry, I can't help. No sunroof on my S60 T5 or my wife's S80.

But really, I like it that way.

 

[moocat]

Thanks for the reply. I guess that I am interested in buying a good product that won't damage the vehicle because it really is kind of noisy with the sunroof open.

...dl...

 

[S.R.]

You might want to try these at:

WoodDash.Comhttp://www.wooddash.com/item/VOLVO_Wind_Deflectors_S60_2001_03

They don't seem to be very expensive and they have 3 different types available, specific for the S60.

-Drew

 

[Jim DeSalvio]

quote:

Originally posted by InDy:
You might want to try these at:

WoodDash.Comhttp://www.wooddash.com/item/VOLVO_Wind_Deflectors_S60_2001_03

InDy,

Is the wind deflector hard to install, or can someone like me (minimal mechanical experience) do the job????

Thanks,

They don't seem to be very expensive and they have 3 different types available, specific for the S60.

-Drew

 

[S.R.]

Jim,

From the looks of things, I don't think that they will be too hard to install. You could always call the 1-800-350-5337 number and ask them how difficult it is.

-Drew

 

[moocat]

These deflectors are exactly what I'm looking for (ie no drilling, or tape involved). Has anyone had experience with this brand as far as quality and correct fit???

 

[TurbobrickT5]

They have a sun roof deflector on ebay for 47 bucks. It looks like the one that InDy posted without the vent(s). There is no drilling or tape. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1836238275

 

[Freeworld]

If you are getting a lot of wind noise, you should try opening the sunroof past the auto-stop point. I've found that the auto-stop point reduces wind noise and humming at relatively low speed. For highway cruising, opening the roof up all the way is a lot quieter.

Afterall, puting a deflector on effectively reduces the size of the opening. To really reduce the noise you could have a deflector all the way across Of course then you could just close the sun roof altogether. Let the sun shine in!

 

[moocat]

I did end up purchasing these from wooddash and the product is very well made and extremely eash to fit to the car. Looks good too!

thanks for the input

dl

They don't seem to be very expensive and they have 3 different types available, specific for the S60.

-Drew[/B][/QUOTE]

 

[S.R.]

quote:

Originally posted by moocat:
Looks good too!

Happen to have any pictures? I am kind of curious what those look like on the S60. Which style did you go for?

-Drew

 

[moocat]

I'll take one and post it. I went for the one vent style. It's a very simple flap that when tilted directly up and down directs air flow into the passenger compartment without any of the wind noise. Kind of nice....

...dl....

quote:

Originally posted by InDy:
Happen to have any pictures? I am kind of curious what those look like on the S60. Which style did you go for?

-Drew

 

[moocat]

I put up a couple of pictures on my web site. One without and one with the wind deflectors.

dl http://home.att.net/~deblaf/index.html

quote:

Originally posted by InDy:
Happen to have any pictures? I am kind of curious what those look like on the S60. Which style did you go for?

-Drew