Do they go outward for the Ext Cab part for my back windows to pop out?
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Sorry to slow response, If you have the pop out windows on back you wont like them on because window cant open full and lock in postion. I was not expecting the back1s to come with package, but using them for the front windows was my only intention for its wifes truck and she smokes and I don't. They work great and so far holding true to there word on durability.
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Yes, the AVS vent shade set I purchased for my 2013 Tacoma were the type/style that fit in-channel. I thought I mentioned this is my review, since I used cardboard wedges to ensure the vent shades "dried" properly in their grooves (so the window operation went smoothly without hitting the plastic vent shades). If you want a more detailed description of my methodology during installation, let me know. Best.
320223
I have had them installed on my 2013 double cab for over a year. Perfect. Install carefully into the window space, and then to ensure a good bond and to ensure a good opening that would not interfere with the operation of the windows, I wedged cardboard (from inside the window) into the space and let the windows remain up over night. After about a day, I removed the cardboard pieces and the windows have operated flawlessly ever since (for about 20000 miles now and a dozen automatic car washes). Again, I could not be more pleased. Good luck.
83762
Probably not .. The back piece .. Forget about it. The fronts even come off mine from time to time
1708657
Probably not on the rear. This is because they fit inside the upper window seal channel. If it swings out it would knock out the channel.
708713
Yes they do, However you will need some double face tape for the rear windows, they fit loosely, small strips, the front fits perfect. I am Happy with them
757980
No, they do not. They swing open outward but do not take up a lot of space.
1839217
Mine have not popped out at all, but I did notice it took some extra pressure to get them in, in the first place. You have to press pretty hard and it may seem excessive, but there was a distinct "CLICK" once they were properly seated. Mine are installed in a 1999 Toyota 4Runner.
914769
They mount about where the door meets the front fender and go to the back of the cab on our ford 250 crew cab. They are great! No slipping and the snow or dirt falls thru. Don't stay on the runner.
1501884
yep, just slid them out. they work real good. you gain about 2" or 3" about, but it does help. easy install as well.
380943
Yes they do, but be careful and measure correctly.. My doors are to thick or the shaft is to short. I am not sure I will be able to use all these "birds" I bought.
1286886
The window deflectors will fit the front windows for the King Cab or Crew Cab. I actually took them off my 2010 King Cab when I got rid of it and put them on a 2012 Crew Cab.
320226
I have a 2013 Double Cab, and yes, they are snug. Make sure you have then within the channel properly and let them set overnight with the windows all the way up. They will still be snug as you operate the window, but it adjusts over time.
615377
If u can fit it behind the back seat it will work on our crew cab it goes to the window n you cannot fit it behind
859823
I have a 1998 Cheyenne Ext Cab. The Ventshades fit very well, The front fit inside the Window Channel,The Rear are Adhesive and stick on the outside of the Rear Cab Window,assuming the Rear Window width is the same between 95 & 98, mine fit very well,and the depth of the Rear Shades are adequate to open Rear Vent and latch it open. Good Choice!!
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No they don't. The only thing that opens is the back hatch. But it's very easy for kids to get in and out of the truck. My grandson is small for his age and has no problems getting in and out or opening the back hatch. He absolutely loves this truck!
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These are for the Hood,, not the window unit. And there is still another for the lift gate as well. I know this may sound confusing, but that is how Ford did it.