How to Install AVS In-Channel Vent Visors on a 2019 GMC/Chevy Truck
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Now this guy is very detailed on the installation he explains a word for word what is you do when installing and the window seal I really like that
This video made the job supper easy. The instructions were ok, but the video brought it all together.A good job and thanks.Oh, and the box they came in were just the right thickness to make a few square pieces for putting a little pressure on the tape.
Great Video! Was intimidated prior but appreciate your confidence building video! Live Free!
Really good tips for installation...particularly the cardboard "shoehorn" trick!
Very nice, ty for making it look easier than I thought it might be...
I agree with every single thing this guy does except keeping your windows closed with the cardboard in them for 72 hours. That’s 48 hours longer then you need. I’ve been installing these for 10 years now and I’ve never heard of anyone leaving them in that long. 24 hours is more then enough time for the adhesive to bind. Besides that excellent video!
I'm sure he suggests the 72 hours because that's what AVS recommends in the instructions.
@@GCharlesE I watched the AVS installation video. They recommend 24 hours.
Excellent Video, Thank you
I've installed my (AVS 194805) on my 2020 GMC Sierra SLT Crew Cab. The searching I've done, nobody was as precise as your video. Right down to the plastic clip
for the rear window. The manufactor's instructions were vague about this clip.
When I did my dry fit, I also did as you putting one end into channel then the other then sliding to top without the need to force or bend the visor as i"ve seen so many others do.
Unfortunately I received a bad batch. I contacted AVS and after sending pics of the warped vent shades, They are sending me replacements.
I got push back for not being able to roll windows up/down for the 72 hours from the wife but I guess these things happen.
Thanks again
Thank you, I installed these on my 2020 accord and 3 came off. I'm thinking I didn't abrade well enough and am getting ready to try this again! What should I use to abrade? 3m red scotchbrite?
Excellent video! I'm installing these on my 2020 Honda accord today!
Right on!
Excellent demonstration 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This was such an awesome video. Thank you
I had to use my dremel to shave some of the plastic off on the inside edge of my back window. Also had to use super glue on the inside edges because the double sided tape would not stick.
Do these do any better job of cutting down wind noise than the type you attach over the top of the window (attached to the door body above the window)? I don't care about rain, just wind noise. My 02 silverado is extremely annoying at 65mph.
Totally detail oriented. Thanks.
I had visors on a previous vehicle. I could the wind noise when driving . Is this because maybe they weren’t installed properly? Thinking about get some on my new vehicle but I don’t want to hear the wind noise.
Nice Clear instructions. Well done good sir!
this video was awesome
helped tremendously
I tried to install these on my 2019 Silverado with the auto-up drivers window. The window won't close because it hits the visor. Any suggestions before I send them back?
Does this in channel visor mess up the channel or window
What is the rubber that gides the window called
My front window driver side catches the edge of the visor and most times will not let the window roll all the way up unless I guide it using a piece of cart board. How do i fix this problem? My back visor bows Inward to the point where it touches the window. How do I fix that problem also? TAI
Mine come in for my 23 colorado. Cant wait to install then
How do you if it goes in the different spots?
Thank you great video!!
I found a whole set in the junkyard yesterday, but had no knowledge about the plastic clips for the rear.
Do you know of anything I can use in place of those?
Thanks in advance..
great tips 👍🏻 gracias guero
Super helpful! Thanks!
Thank you! Great jobs.
Our pleasure!
Great tips!
My front windows keep coming down. Also I’m having to hold the visors so the window can go up, I have a 2023 F 150. Also there are no insert pins in my package. I might have to return these.
Again, great tip using cardboard. Thanks for the video, it turned out great on my 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Nice work!
Anyone know what sand paper to get ? I lost the little piece it came with
My front windows didn't come with the adhesive tape
Do you have a video for the new body style rams? 2022 ram 1500, crew cab, in-channel?
Luc, unfortunately not at this time!
Perfect video
this it the only video. Awesome instruction
Glad it helped!
TY....very helpful
Great vid
I can't get a match to fit my 99 Crown Victoria I'm desperately trying to find in Channel deflectors. It should be easier than this
How I do Toyota Highlander 2019 is same process
thank you for the tips!!!!!!
Happy to help!
Very helpful. Thanks 👍🏻🇺🇸👍🏻
Glad to help!
For some reason my rear visors bent in toward the window
Thank you!
How can i remove the the visor?
Please tell me that all visors have that avs logo. It’s so clean
They don't, only front windows have the avs logo
i have a 05 gmc canyon extended cab,the rear windows do not go down which kit will work for this model
Hey there, this should be the one, realtruck.com/p/avs-in-channel-vent-visors/v/gmc/canyon/2005/. Hope that helps!
I was wondering when Taking the visors off will it leave adhesive stuck on the inside of the channels? If so would using a heat gun make it easier to take those off?
It does. I removed some old cracked ones and it ripped the inside rubber with it when I tried to remove it.
Was wondering the same... Not a fan of having to use self adhesive tape to fasten these. My old Subaru outback has deflectors (OEM) which clipped into place for cleaner removal.
Im having difficulty near the mirror area. The space isnt big enough
Is the outdoor temperature very important for longevity? It's about 45 to 60 here.
I called the factory and they said anything over 60 is good. I've been waiting three weeks here in Cleveland but am doing mine today.
Perfect 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
do you ever have a problem with them not clearing the window and window doesnt want to roll all the way up. ps I just watched this and left cardboard up. let's see after a few days if the window clears the vent visor. fingers crossed.
It’s been a while are you happy with them and do the windows go up without catching?
@@raylegend808 for the most part I have no trouble. Every now and then one of them will catch. When summer starts Imgonna keep window rolled up and stick it In the sun. Thanks for the reply
Got a video about how to remove these? Thanks!
Not just yet. Thanks for the video suggestion!
So to properly install these I have to scrap the inside of the channel?
Hey there! You do have to scuff the surface for proper adhesion but that does not destroy the channel. If you ever decide to remove the visors, it takes some work, but that can also be done without damaging the channel. If you're concerned about it, AVS also makes visors that securely attach to the paint on the outside of the of the channel with 3M automotive grade tape, and they look pretty great too!
I followed the same steps when installing a set onto my maxima. Three days later I lowered my window and upon raising it again, it caught the vent visor and the visor literally exploded. 🤬🤬🤬
At least yours came with the adhesive tape on the section that is above the mirror. Mine came with nothing there so it just flaps 😒
What could be causing my window to bounce back when I use the auto-up button?
Hey John, you have to gently "bump" the windows up while pulling the visor away from the door, in order to relieve the pressure off the window as it goes up. Then leave the windows up for a couple days so it can form a memory. Hope that helps!
@@Realtruck Thanks I'm having the same problem and I installed them yesterday.
I’m confused on why somebody would wanna damag weatherstripping by signing it down
How do I take them off
Hey there, it depends on the application, but in general, you'd wand to slowly pry the 3M tape away from the channel with a plastic pry tool, while the window is down. Hope that helps!
I didn't get the clips for the rear windows 😕
Cruz, we urge you to call our customer service department at 844-671-7904 so we can get replacement clips sent out to you asap!
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Now a video how to remove
Great job, but 72 hours!?
24 hours is plenty
Just put them on my F150. Used the cardboard trick, left them for over 72 hrs and the window catches on all four on the way up…🤬
DONE! TOO EASY THABKS TO THIS VIDEO! To the guys that couldn't install their - FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS DIPSTICK!
Who wants tacos ?
Oops I didn't use that abrasive pad
Mine didn't come with any. I had some but didn't use it, I did use the cardboard tip while its curing
72 hours is a long time for a smoker lol