Adamesh Wind Deflector
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Adamesh Wind Deflector
Finally received my Adamesh Wind Deflector after it was sitting in Paris for a week due to the Iceland volcano flight freeze. Overall impression is very positive - good fit and finish, quality construction and materials.
I don't know how it compares to the Jaguar one, but at $500+ for a new one, it was more than I was prepared to spend. At US$328 for this one including shipping from Adamesh, it seems like a very reasonable alternative for anybody looking to pick one up.
Here are the pictures:
I don't know how it compares to the Jaguar one, but at $500+ for a new one, it was more than I was prepared to spend. At US$328 for this one including shipping from Adamesh, it seems like a very reasonable alternative for anybody looking to pick one up.
Here are the pictures:
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I also bought the Adamesh deflector. A couple differences
The Adamesh model will fold, but the flat part that goes over the seats will not so if you wanted access to teh rear seats to hod stuff, it is more difficult with the Adamesh model
I was told (by Adamesh) that Jaguar charges one hour labor to install the brackets that allow the access to the back seats
My dealer quoted me a price of $960 to buy & install an OEM deflector. They have an mrsp of 645 and Palm Beach Jaguar has them on Ebay for 585 I believe
The OEM deflector only comes in Black & Silver, where the Adamesh model comes in the brown (whatever Jaguar calls it) that matches my interior perfectly
And it really does a great job of blocking the wind . I live in Florida where it doesnt get THAT cold, but with the windows up & the deflector up I have the top down every day unless it is raining
The Adamesh model will fold, but the flat part that goes over the seats will not so if you wanted access to teh rear seats to hod stuff, it is more difficult with the Adamesh model
I was told (by Adamesh) that Jaguar charges one hour labor to install the brackets that allow the access to the back seats
My dealer quoted me a price of $960 to buy & install an OEM deflector. They have an mrsp of 645 and Palm Beach Jaguar has them on Ebay for 585 I believe
The OEM deflector only comes in Black & Silver, where the Adamesh model comes in the brown (whatever Jaguar calls it) that matches my interior perfectly
And it really does a great job of blocking the wind . I live in Florida where it doesnt get THAT cold, but with the windows up & the deflector up I have the top down every day unless it is raining
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There are brackets installed behind the seat belts on the OEM model. they allow the horizontal part to unhook and fold up , allowing access to the back seats
the adamesh model has two rods that just fit into the slots where he seat belts go t stop the unit from rotating . but to access the back seats ou need to remove the deflector & put it back after
the adamesh model has two rods that just fit into the slots where he seat belts go t stop the unit from rotating . but to access the back seats ou need to remove the deflector & put it back after
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Thanks Shady!
The Adamesh only has two small rods that pop into the rear seatbelt openings as the attachment of the back seat "cover" I simple lift the screen up and pop it out of the seatbelt openings when I want to pu something in the back seat then I pop it back. It has not injured the plastic at all. does that not work in yours Jimi?
The Adamesh only has two small rods that pop into the rear seatbelt openings as the attachment of the back seat "cover" I simple lift the screen up and pop it out of the seatbelt openings when I want to pu something in the back seat then I pop it back. It has not injured the plastic at all. does that not work in yours Jimi?
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I am in the market for wind defector. Survey which one I should buy? OEM or Adamesh? Coupe hundred dollars more would not break me. I'm broke now.
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I have the adamesh and mine always seems to loosen up after each use. Once I fold it down, the nut loosens and I need to tighten it with a wrench for the next use. The wind deflector just flops down as soon as I accelerate. Does anyone else have similar issues or know a remedy to this annoying issue?
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