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question about adding rear window defroster 120-130

posted by  DBS on  Thu May 24 20:29 CST 2012
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Thanks, Ron.

I have already had the conversion to 60 amp in the car, but I did consider adding a rear window fan. It would be really cool. Any pictures to help give me an idea?

And I also did consider the risk of cracking the glass not designed for on-contact heating of the wires. But is there any proof for the 122 cars? I was just hoping that there would be someone (or someone who knows someone) out there who has actually had the experience of customizing the rear glass with the wires...and getting advice from that experience whether good or bad!

And as for buying defroster-ready glass, $$$ is quite boggling, but thanks for the link.

-DS





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