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    Yea it was like 20 degrees hotter in the rear with it up

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    Thanks a lot for the feedback guys. Will go suss it out after I get the barrier.

    Quote Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories View Post
    Quick question. What's the idea of it?
    Main reason is temperature inside at the moment. With our 8 month old in the back seat, and temperatures slowly rising here, I want to have more control over the seated area temperature. I don't have a fridge or anything important in the back right now and won't have for a while, so the cargo area is of no concern for me at this stage. So these covers will help cool down the main area quicker, even though it's not fully sealed around. Hope that made sense.
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    You can also put "Limo" tint on the cargo area windows. or ready made silver reflective material cut to shape
    Even that perforated advertising pvc you see on buses works well. All combine to keep the Patrol cooler,
    and fridge working efficiently
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hodge View Post
    Thanks a lot for the feedback guys. Will go suss it out after I get the barrier.



    Main reason is temperature inside at the moment. With our 8 month old in the back seat, and temperatures slowly rising here, I want to have more control over the seated area temperature. I don't have a fridge or anything important in the back right now and won't have for a while, so the cargo area is of no concern for me at this stage. So these covers will help cool down the main area quicker, even though it's not fully sealed around. Hope that made sense.
    If that is the case just buy some like I did and zippy it on and you can leave some excess hanging off the side to fill in some of the gaps between the barrier I think it only cost like 20-30$ when I did it
    If you ger a thicker one it may not curl on the edges and hold its shape more but you will have some less visibility

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    yeh i just got the slear pvs from a hardwere store, the stuff you coat glass tables with to stop them from smashing so easy., was easy to fit and made the air com work heaps better

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    but dont you have duel aircon why not use that
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    Wish I had the problem over here, currently minus 2.
    It is now official, we are not quite so sh@t at cricket as we were! Rugby Union is a different matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fracster View Post
    Wish I had the problem over here, currently minus 2.
    Ha-ha, i know its my country of origin an all, but i sooo don't miss that place !

    Coldest day "this year" here (Brisbane), has been a bout 6 deg.
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    Been searching and calling places around for the air curtains, but to no avail. Looks like this one will be a custom job. Bunnings sell transparent foldable PVC, so I will go and have a browse and see what I can come up with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by megatexture View Post
    I just got some clear PVC and zip tied it to the cargo barrier and trimmed it off to fit .

    Later I cut it off as the boot was getting really hot while we were traveling out west at during summer and the fridge was working its ass off so I removed it to let some air conditioning get back there. I won't be putting any back on.

    It will cost you bugger all, mine was about 2mm thick and few zip ties and its pulled tight and easy to see through.

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