2011 Hard Top Better?
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2011 Hard Top Better?
Just wondering if anyone knows the 2011 hard top to be better insulated?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
#2
I did not have the older style but I do have an 2011 hard top. I live in Akron OH which it goes down to about 10 at night and sometimes colder. I have not had any ice on the windows or ice pellets on the inside of the roof at all and my JK is parked outside all night. No complaints here!
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Originally Posted by murdoc13
Just wondering if anyone knows the 2011 hard top to be better insulated?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
In All seriousness though, no difference between '10-'11. I can't imagine installing insulation panels will guarantee no more ice at those temps, but would make for a warmer cabin while driving around in cold weather.
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Just wondering if anyone knows the 2011 hard top to be better insulated?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
I'm also from Winnipeg (Anola) and My 2010 JKU is also park outside 24/7, 365.
and I don't have any ice inside my Jeep!
One thing that I have to mention, always make sure that your hood is clear of snow when your rig is running, if you don't, you will have a massive fogging inside that will freeze, and it's hard to remove when it's cold outside. (scraping?)
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Just wondering if anyone knows the 2011 hard top to be better insulated?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
I have a 2010 and park outside. It's been -35 overnight for a while now and my hard top freezes up pretty good. I have a layer of ice on the windows on the inside and ice pellets on the inside of the roof as well. I'm gonna take a heat gun to the inside to get some visibility back tonight.
I sat in an 11 on the weekend and the panels look like they are thicker, its definitely a different top and wondered if anyone that lives in a colder area noticed a difference from the older style?
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#8
Hi murdoc13
I'm also from Winnipeg (Anola) and My 2010 JKU is also park outside 24/7, 365.
and I don't have any ice inside my Jeep!
One thing that I have to mention, always make sure that your hood is clear of snow when your rig is running, if you don't, you will have a massive fogging inside that will freeze, and it's hard to remove when it's cold outside. (scraping?)
I'm also from Winnipeg (Anola) and My 2010 JKU is also park outside 24/7, 365.
and I don't have any ice inside my Jeep!
One thing that I have to mention, always make sure that your hood is clear of snow when your rig is running, if you don't, you will have a massive fogging inside that will freeze, and it's hard to remove when it's cold outside. (scraping?)
I'm going to tackle it tonite with a heat gun just to get some visibility back. I have a garage but it's not insulated and is full of crap right now so I'll have to try and remedy that this summer.
I saw that the tops are different but I guess just asthetically.
Yeah, -35 is pretty stupid but its what we Manitoban's have to deal with.