Window Visors
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Sorry for the delay. My receipt only has one part number listed, so I've also included pictures of the stickers that were on the plastic bags that the visors came in. I'm not exactly sure which number you would need off of the label, so I've just included the whole thing. These part numbers are for the darker visors, as shown on the label.
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Marlin 444
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Boaz
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I did. He said the part number is not listed on the site. I will call them today and find out for sure.
Prolex7
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These are exactly right. Called and ordered me a set. Just like your invoice says the numbers all match up. At first she said she didn't have the rears then I gave her the part no.
Part no's. for Dark window visors 2010+:
#80531 = Front
#81531 = Rear
#82531 = Set of 4
Prolex7
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Just got the Weathertech Visors in today. Put them on within 10-15 minutes. Very simple. Pictures below. My friend said compared to most visors these are very slim and streamlined. I dig it and it will function like I want.
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harper7
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Looks really good! I got a set last week straight from Weathertech and finally got them put on yesterday.
My drivers side rear window one doesn't fit right.It is more bowed then the other 3 and making it hard to close the window as it keep activating jam protection.Tried resetting by disconnecting the battery and re-initialized with no help.It seems that it's a little bit too long and makes it bow for to aft and then pinching the window on the ends.
I called Weathertech support today and a pic of it for them will get me a new one sent tomorrow. They are real good with customer service.The other 3 fit perfect and I love them in the dark tint.They took awhile for these to come out as it was supposed to be last year.The wait was definitely worth it though IMO.
1engineer
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I have had many sets of both in channel and stick on througout the years. I have had problems such as yours with the in channel in the past so now I just go with the ventshade brand that stick on. I always install them myself and have never had a problem with them coming off. My last set of in channels were on a Honda and I never could keep the jam protector on the right rear from kicking in. My kids even got to the point of automatically "bumping" the switch in tiny increments at the top to get te window closed. It was funny to watch a 10yo do this like a pro lol.
Sounds like the exact same problem I had with the front passenger side window visor. I contacted weathertech and they sent out a replacement pair even though I only needed one. I installed the new passenger visor and it worked perfectly, no bowing like the first one. I had to pay $10 to ship the old passenger visor along with the unused driver side visor back to weathertech, but I don't mind.
Boaz
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Got mine in this weekend. I love em! I like the in channel look and the installation was pretty easy. My only real "complaints" is that weathertech told me they "didnt exist" at first for 2012 4 Runner, I hung up called back, then was told they would be in production in about 6-8 weeks and call back. Then I called auto anything, they had to special order them, 4 days later they were at my door for $114.95 shipped. What do ya know? lol
Prolex7
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Got mine from Weathertech this week. Same time frame on shipping and same price!
TEQ.FZJ
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So, looks like Weathertech, EGR and Wade are the only options for visors? Folks still happy with their Weathertechs? $115 seems a bit steep for 4 pieces of tinted plastic!
eddiebx
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Good job bumping a 2 year old thread.......:jk:
I think AVS also makes visors for our model
$115 might sound steep for what amounts to one dollar in plastic, but go look up tooling costs for making plastic molds. Then 115 bucks magically start to look like a great deal, lol.
TEQ.FZJ
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Well if I didn't bump an old thread the keyboard warriors would have said SEARCH!!!!!!!!! if I posted a new threadGood job bumping a 2 year old thread.......:jk:
I think AVS also makes visors for our model
$115 might sound steep for what amounts to one dollar in plastic, but go look up tooling costs for making plastic molds. Then 115 bucks magically start to look like a great deal, lol.
AVS, I'll check them out, thanks!