Mine have both come loose (left and right). Do I have to solder them back on to the window (where they were originally connected?, or could I use some sort of adhesive to attched.
Thanks Kelvin
Heated rear window connections.
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Re: Heated rear window connections.
When mine did this I used superglue, then conductive paint (for fixing the "bars" across the rear window heater. If you make sure you paint all the way round then there should be easily enough current capacity, but checking they don't get silly hot afterwards isn't a bad idea.
I've no idea if soldering would work, I was scared of localised heat cracking the window.
I've no idea if soldering would work, I was scared of localised heat cracking the window.
'89(G) 340 GLE B172k
'03 S60 D5 SE, '91 (J) MX5, 1954 Cyclemaster
Ex:
'89(F) 340 GL F7R (ex B172k) - Fake -> SBKV 300 Runner Up 08, 12; '91(H) 340 GL B14.4E - Kar; '88(F) 360 GLT B200E - Jet -> BKV 300 Runner Up 09; '89(G) 360 GLT B200E - Beast
'03 S60 D5 SE, '91 (J) MX5, 1954 Cyclemaster
Ex:
'89(F) 340 GL F7R (ex B172k) - Fake -> SBKV 300 Runner Up 08, 12; '91(H) 340 GL B14.4E - Kar; '88(F) 360 GLT B200E - Jet -> BKV 300 Runner Up 09; '89(G) 360 GLT B200E - Beast
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Re: Heated rear window connections.
Electrically conductive glue.
Something like this http://www.frostfighter.com/
Bond the tab back on.
Something like this http://www.frostfighter.com/
Bond the tab back on.