Chevy Silverado & GMC Sierra AVS In Channel window visors
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2019
- Wrenched Out Garage
Time to start a few cheap and simple upgrades for our Chevy Silverado. The Auto Vent shade in channel window deflectors a simple upgrade that cost effective. The set you see here will fit your 2014-2018 gmc / Chevy Silverado and Sierra
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2014-2018 Chevy / GMC Crew Cab AVS Window Deflectors
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I prefer the stick on ones that are not in channel. They stand out a lot more and don’t have to worry about the windows messing with it
That’s true
I like the way the in-channel look as well. Although, when I had the in-channel on my 08 Sierra, I ended up with water leaking into the door panel. I think what happened was that little bit of thickness from the in-channel tabs was just enough to pull the bottom of the window ever so slightly away from the weather stripping when the window was fully closed. Not enough to notice with the eye, but as we all know, water doesn't need much room.
Great explanation on how to install these AVS windows guards! I have used these in the past and they were the outside stick on type which were nice but the in channel looks a lot better, gotta get a set for my 2010 silverado. Thanks again!! :)
Excellent job, very helpful thank you for taking the time to make this I put mine on my truck, it was as simple you showed.
Great job. Finally someone that knows how to install these the right way! People just usually press them on on the outside and walk away.😂🤣
Nice tip with the adhesive! I don’t remember my last in channel rain guards coming with adhesive…. I must have gone super cheap…. Which probably explains why a wind storm took off with one of my rear rain guards.
lol…. 50 mph winds but I kept looking for that dam thing for days!!😂
Appreciate your video excellent demonstration 🤙🍒😎
Thanks Steven
“You can go both ways depending on how tight it is.” Lol
"that's what SHE said" - Michael Scott
BUTTCRACK AT 2:25 . Lol nice job with the install !!!
Now this was the best tutorial on these type of in channel window visors 🤟🏾 dope job
Thanks Javoney
Very nice very nice, I however always activate the glue in the tape with some heat, not necessary but for my opinion it hold it better
I want some window visors but I don't like how it pulled itself in on the back window.
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What's a good way to remove the in Channel vent visor if it has to be removed
Does it make any noises when you drive at high speed? Don't like any ticking plastic noise when im driving around.
The driver window keeps automatically bouncing back down, how I Disable or fix?
How can this not interfere with window seals ?
Are those transparent? The ones I just ordered came and are literally a matte piece of black plastic. I'm not loving how they look
Do you ever have any issues with the windows catching the edge of the visors, or does that usually happen from improper installation? Thanks!
Hi Donnie,
The main issue I have seen is the visor tucks back in to far and then pulls the visor into the window. Other then that they are pretty solid.
@@WrenchedOutGarage Great video! Will you please explain the issue you are having again? I want some of these, but want to know what the issue is. The visor tucks back in too far? Into where? Then pulls the visor into the window? Would really appreciate it if you could help out. Thank you!
I think I know now what you're talking about...at 7:50, right?
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Did you have a problem with your drivers side window staying up? I have a 2015 high country and the driver side would go back down even after a few days of leaving it up.
Exactly what mines doing right no driving me fucking nuts
Do you really have to keep the window up for 72 hours?
How to remove inchannel visor
My rear one flew out while driving on the freeway with the windows rolled down.
would it be the same for my 2019 GMC Sierra?
No I believe the window shapes and guards changed
Are they hard to take off and put back if decide want them later
No pretty simple
Awesome thanks appreciate the comment back
I need help to remove them since window cracked visor any tips?
You want to remove them all or just the cracked one?
@@WrenchedOutGarage only the 2 on the front
Do those cause your window tints to peel off!?
No, the only issue I have seen is they can warp and block the window
why does it look like the rear one is bent in by the window?
The rear one did get pulled in by the window
What was the temperature outside when you did this?
David I don’t remember but it wasn’t super warm
@@WrenchedOutGarage Thanks. It's rainy season here in Cleveland and want them on but it's in the 40's and wondered if it would be best to wait till warmer weather. Nice video too. I Love Alaska!
Does it scratch the top of the window after a while?
Not that I’m aware of. I have ran these on a lot of vehicles and never encountered that issue. However I have had them bend and come loose.
Yes about an inch .
@@WrenchedOutGarage have you ever removed these from a vehicle??
looks good after install, but give it 1 week and they warp. terrible product.
I do not like the AVS label .. so I don’t mind paying more
lol by the end of the video they are already warped. front warped on the left and back window warped in the middle. smh hate this product. failed me 3 times on my 21 gmc. never buy again
What do you mean warp? Like swell outward? Or swell inward?
Does it make any noises when you drive at high speed? Don't like any ticking plastic noise when im driving around.
No noises at high speed