KEVIN BRODIE
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i am wanting to get some of those things that go around your windows so you can crack them when its raining and i was wandering where i should buy them
Visors
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Thomas Rogers
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Check your auto parts store, any labeled to fit Explorer or Explorer Sport Trac will work. I suggest getting the "in-channel" ones by Auto VentShades (AVS). Also, you can get Ford OEM ones from www.fordpartsfast.com (Part# F77Z 18246 BA, $69)....but you can get them for around $35 if you get the AVS brand at a store, or online.
TJR
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Mike Wilson
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Don't "wander" any farther than your local Advance Auto Store, where I got mine.
$39.99 for the set of four, plus tax.
Be very careful about the "in channel" visors, though, as myself and several other people I have talked to have had problems with these. They look better, overall, but you must install them
very carefully, and make sure the felt on the inside of the window channel is perfectly
clean, to avoid the visors from coming loose after the first few hundred miles, or first few
weeks or days!
$39.99 for the set of four, plus tax.
Be very careful about the "in channel" visors, though, as myself and several other people I have talked to have had problems with these. They look better, overall, but you must install them
very carefully, and make sure the felt on the inside of the window channel is perfectly
clean, to avoid the visors from coming loose after the first few hundred miles, or first few
weeks or days!
Johnny O
Well-Known Member
Advance Auto or Auto Zone. If they don't have them in stock, they can order them. Sometimes the windows can stick going up for the first week or two but after a while they get used to each other.
FlipTrac_511
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I've had to spot-glue some corners on my rear visors because I guess the adhesive wore off and the windows would catch. Don't be discouraged, it's an easy mod, relatively inexpensive, functional (although some moisture still manages to enter the cabin while driving on the freeway IME), and most of all looks great on the Trac!
peter barone03
Active Member
After I installed by visors against the frlt trim I left my windows up for about 24 hours, also when I installed the the weather was warm.
After 24 hours the windows, and the visor themselves look and sealed well.
No leaks, just a solid attachment.
Hope this helps.
Pete 03
After 24 hours the windows, and the visor themselves look and sealed well.
No leaks, just a solid attachment.
Hope this helps.
Pete 03
