Perhaps it's supposed to sit in the slit we have running across our dash?
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Perhaps it's supposed to sit in the slit we have running across our dash?
Little stroke of genius right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avetiso
I just tried it. It fits the height perfectly that way.
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^ no way if the brochure pic is to be believed, that is all the way at the bottom of the window
edit: since Keith posted at the same time I did...
Keith, can you take a pic to see if it looks the same as the pre-facelift pictured? If so, I'm re-positioning it back in the E46
Doesn't sit perfectly flat, but here you go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermes
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5663530f.jpg
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That said, if laid flat all the way to the bottom and side to side, then it will be short height wise.
they did some "shady" (hehe) angles with the brochure picture to make the windshield wipers hide the fact that the shade doesn't go all the way down. So it looks like part of our dash is still going to get some sun.
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorCalZman
Only options seem to be expose the front of the dash or have that big gap at the top of the windshield.
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https://www.heatshieldstore.com/
I have one of these. It's ugly but it does its job effectively and it fits well. It's a PITA to roll it up every-time when you get into your car but it really helps keep some heat out and it protects your dashboard pretty well.
I would prefer a BMW folding sun shield like the one JP folded but they don't fit too well..
I have a sunshade from Walmart in both the E46 and E38. Fits fine and paid $10 each :dunno
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Was looking at one of those for the CX-5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johal E32
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