Bug Deflector
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mothernature
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Yes, it's a very easy 20-30 minute install. It feels very sturdy and I don't see having any problems at all. It is different than the Canadian one as you can see but I think it will do it's job nicely and I think it looks very good as well. For $80 can't go wrong at all.
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well, I can ship one over, but it might be a bit more expensive. Let me know if you are ready for it.
Dima
I'll take the bait... Dima-would you mind giving me an idea of cost of item and shipping via UPS or similar to US ZIP 21409? Unfortunately the one available in the US that Joey got does not cover enough hood based on the two chunks already out of my hood from road debris, so I'm hoping to find the slightly larger coverage one like yours and mothernature's.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
I will find out the price and will let you know. You'll have to bare with me cuz I'm a bit busy until Monday.
Dima
Dima, I'm in too. I live in Maryland (MD) as well. Zipcode is 20906, but maybe you can send to one address.
Mntnbkr, I'll send you a PM so we can talk about coordinating a single shipment.
sounds about right, all it's left is to find out the shipping cost and convert it to US$$$
I will try my hardest to do it on Monday.
Dima
sounds about right, all it's left is to find out the shipping cost and convert it to US$$$
I will try my hardest to do it on Monday.
Dima
Thanks for your efforts.
stevel0923
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Try Washing Your Car by Hand with Snow and Cold
Up here in the Northeast and Canada, the only option to keeping dirt, sand and salt off your car during the Winter time is the car wash. With temperatures hovering around 32 degrees F (or 0 degrees Celsius), there is no way you will have your hose turned on or attached to a power washer to wash the car by hand.
I was wondering if our Canadian owners remove the deflector during the Winter snow season. Besides the car wash issues, a lot of snow and ice would accumulate under the deflector during normal driving.
automatic car washes are for pussies
Up here in the Northeast and Canada, the only option to keeping dirt, sand and salt off your car during the Winter time is the car wash. With temperatures hovering around 32 degrees F (or 0 degrees Celsius), there is no way you will have your hose turned on or attached to a power washer to wash the car by hand.
I was wondering if our Canadian owners remove the deflector during the Winter snow season. Besides the car wash issues, a lot of snow and ice would accumulate under the deflector during normal driving.
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stevel0923
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Installation Manual for the Mazda Hood Deflector
I have provided the a PDF scan of the installation manual for those who are considering the purchase of item and was curious on the level of difficulty.
I have provided the a PDF scan of the installation manual for those who are considering the purchase of item and was curious on the level of difficulty.
mazdaspeedster3
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Looks great. I am going to be stopping by the dealership here in Mi this week hopefully and picking one up (ordering anyway).
In winter, as long as it is above freezing I go to a coin carwash to clean my car just make sure u wipe dry at least the glass before going out the bay so it would not freeze. completely dry it outside the bay.
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