Seizmik 90049 User manual

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Windshield Vent #90049 Kit
Installation & Operations Manual
For polycarbonate windshields only! Glass or acrylic
windshields will break if you try to cut them. It is up to the
installer to determine the best location and accurately cut the holes. Seizmik cannot
be held responsible for broken or damaged windshields.
Turn handle to adjustvent. If the vent seems too
tight or too loose, it can be adjusted by turning
the T10 Torx screw in the handle. The vent has 3 positions: Closed, Defog, and open.
VENT OPERATION:
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1. Begin by choosing the best location for the vent. Have someone holding the vent on the windshield while you sit in
the drivers seat in your normal driving position. It is suggested that you center the vents on the driver and
passenger, placed as low as possible so they are not in your line of sight. Be sure to consider whether the vent flap
will hit anything like an instrument cluster and that you feel like there is an angle that will allow the air to hit your face.
Mark the location you have chosen.
Windshield Vent
The hole cutting procedure on the following pages is shown with the windshield on
the vehicle. You may find it easier to remove it before cutting.

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Windshield Vent
2. Place template on windshield lining it up with your previously chosen location. Tape the top corners in
place.
3. Apply heavy tape underneath template anywhere you think the bottom of your jigsaw might touch so
that it doesn’t scratch the windshield during the cutting operation.

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Windshield Vent
4. Tape down the bottom corners of the template. Using a center punch mark the location of all the holes
and drill through windshield with a ¼ “ bit for the large holes, and a 1/8 bit for the small holes.
5. Using a jigsaw or small reciprocating saw, cut the outline using the holes inside the vent outline as the
corners and connecting them. Do not try to cut too fast or the material will get hot enough to melt
back together behind the blade.

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Windshield Vent
6. Remove the cut piece and clean up the edge of the hole with a sanding disc, file , de-burring tool, or
similar.
7. Install the vent using the T-15 fasteners. Carefully apply the self adhesive foam rubber gasket to
the back of the vent cover. Do not overtighten. Repeat all steps for other side.