Hey bro, Im not the one who comment on videos, but I think the Rain Guards should go at the outside of the window (by the plastic part) not inside where it blocks the window from shutting down completely. But if its works for you, then it works.
Mine still work great! I did have a couple times after I first installed them, maybe the first week or two, where the windows would do that and I had to go outside and pull on them again to get the window to close. Haven’t had any issues with them since.
@@ColinAdventures Great to know! Because I really like the look of the inset deflectors, but was a little worried. Thank you for the reply, and keep having some great acventures!
@@brianpucheu1345 He did state he's not using OEM ones, but a similar third party one. That might be the issue. I've never heard of this happening with the OEM ones, at least based on various reviews I've read. I'm kind of interested in them myself, I was surprised to learn the price is pretty reasonable for them.
Hello Colin , I am looking for the same Window Deflector But the Link you have provided in the descrition is not included Subaru Crosstrek do you have any idea where i can order
Thank you for updating the link! How are they holding up now that it’s been 8-9 months? I was going to get them last night but decided to wait since it’s winter time and I wouldn’t be able to install them since the weather won’t be around the 50’s for a few months
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Good job Colin. I’ve thought about getting these for my Crosstrek, but I had been hesitant up till now. I may look at doing this.
Honestly I felt the same at first. Really glad I installed them though. It was easy and I’ve actually found them very useful.
Hey bro, Im not the one who comment on videos, but I think the Rain Guards should go at the outside of the window (by the plastic part) not inside where it blocks the window from shutting down completely. But if its works for you, then it works.
There are two types - one install outside and another type install inside. Check the brand Heko.
Hey Colin, are they still working out? Read some people were having ongoing trouble with the window auto dropping and ended up removing them entirely.
Mine still work great! I did have a couple times after I first installed them, maybe the first week or two, where the windows would do that and I had to go outside and pull on them again to get the window to close. Haven’t had any issues with them since.
@@ColinAdventures Great to know! Because I really like the look of the inset deflectors, but was a little worried. Thank you for the reply, and keep having some great acventures!
@@brianpucheu1345 He did state he's not using OEM ones, but a similar third party one. That might be the issue. I've never heard of this happening with the OEM ones, at least based on various reviews I've read. I'm kind of interested in them myself, I was surprised to learn the price is pretty reasonable for them.
Hello Colin , I am looking for the same Window Deflector But the Link you have provided in the descrition is not included Subaru Crosstrek do you have any idea where i can order
I was looking at the same thing. The link is as well now a tape on window guard and not in channel guard will have to continue and research 😢
I was able to look on Amazon for the Voron in channel window guards for Subaru crosstreck and they came up.
I updated the link. They like to periodically change the product listing for some reason. Thanks for letting me know!
Thank you for updating the link! How are they holding up now that it’s been 8-9 months? I was going to get them last night but decided to wait since it’s winter time and I wouldn’t be able to install them since the weather won’t be around the 50’s for a few months