Targa wind diffuser
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Targa wind diffuser
Hey guys,
I don't understand how to close the wind diffuser on top of the windshield. It says in the manual press on F, which on my car is a triangle, I'm pressing it, holding it, clicking it... it's not holding in place. Just checking in case I need to get it fixed at the dealer (which I really don't want to do lol).
Thanks
I don't understand how to close the wind diffuser on top of the windshield. It says in the manual press on F, which on my car is a triangle, I'm pressing it, holding it, clicking it... it's not holding in place. Just checking in case I need to get it fixed at the dealer (which I really don't want to do lol).
Thanks
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press down on the top left side and it should lock down. press it down again to release it. kind of like the coffee cup holders.
you press down the whole diffuser on the left side, there is no button to raise or lower it.
you press down the whole diffuser on the left side, there is no button to raise or lower it.
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To the OP: mine doesn't pop up like its supposed to either. I have gotten it to release a few times and the difference between it being up and down are negligible, so I prefer to live with it rather than have the dealer futz with it.
Good luck with yours.
DaveGee
Good luck with yours.
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there is 0 difference when I press on the left side of the bar, just stays up... I don't really care for it, it's just annoying to have a defect like that on a brand new car.
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There is a sweet spot on mine and it requires me to use 3 fingers of my left hand (starting the index finger) and pressing down firmly for a couple seconds, about 6-8" from the far left of the diffuser, and to release it I do the opposite. I can do it every time now without fail and for me the down position seems to be the best with the side windows up when the top is down, which it is 99% of the time when driving.
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There is a sweet spot on mine and it requires me to use 3 fingers of my left hand (starting the index finger) and pressing down firmly for a couple seconds, about 6-8" from the far left of the diffuser, and to release it I do the opposite. I can do it every time now without fail and for me the down position seems to be the best with the side windows up when the top is down, which it is 99% of the time when driving.
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The next time you are on the highway going about 60+ put the windows up and try both settings - one will have more wind noise in the cabin than the other....around town they are pretty close.