[Gonzo]

Has anyone every come across a solution like the one below for the Murano? With all the sand and salt on the roads it rear hatch is constantly a ball of dust.

 

[njjoe]

Gonzo-

This is the only thing I have found. I can't tell from the pic whether or not it would be effective. It might just be for looks.

http://performancenissanparts.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=1234_287_805&products_id=6059

-njjoe

 

[Kris]

Had something similar in one of my workcars. Did not work that great. But than again It was there from the begining so maybe situation would have been much worse without it.

 

[mgthe3]

I put a lexan wind deflector on a suburban I had and it worked pretty good. It was a piece of lexan that went up and then curved down. On the front of the hump were holes the air could come into and be directed down against the glass. My problem was when I lowered and raised the rear glass, it would get scratched by sand. After the wind deflector it screeched much less.

But, I really don't know how we would do this on the Mo since the roof overhangs the glass.

 

[njjoe]

mgthe3-

No offense, but you could have slapped a shingled overhang on the back of the Suburban, especially if it was an older one, and no one would have noticed!

The MO is a different animal altogether. We need to be particularly gentle with the MO so that we don't upset the sculptured lines above the rear glass..:2:

-njjoe

 

[GMTURBO43]

The only solution I've found is more frequent washings.

 

[mgthe3]

njjoe

Actually, it was a two toned black/silver sub that wasn't bad looking at all. I made 9500.00 on the sale of it, so it wasn't too bad was it.
I'm not into tacky---I drive a Mo.

You can see what it looked like here:

 

[mgthe3]

also

I was being gentle by suggesting that the overhang would screw up any air deflector techniques.....
I think we had this thread about a year ago and the concensus was BLECH!
Just say NO to wings, hood scoops or other violations to the art we drive.

 

[Gonzo]

Re: also

I was being gentle by suggesting that the overhang would screw up any air deflector techniques.....
I think we had this thread about a year ago and the concensus was BLECH!
Just say NO to wings, hood scoops or other violations to the art we drive.

The back needs some air flow... just need to find something that looks not too bling bling.

 

[Gonzo]

Gonzo-

This is the only thing I have found. I can't tell from the pic whether or not it would be effective. It might just be for looks.

http://performancenissanparts.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=1234_287_805&products_id=6059

-njjoe

Looks like its for looks... perhaps a bit of downforce on the car itself but not down the rear hatch.