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Hardtop defroster question by wellsst
Nov 03, 2003 (10:53 am)
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I just bought a used hardtop for my Miata that has a defroster. I plugged it into the wire harness located near the package shelf but I'm wondering, how do I turn on the defroster? Do I need to have a button retro-fitted or does it come on when I turn on the front defroster?
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Hardtop defroster by boggse
Nov 04, 2003 (5:21 am)
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What year Miata do you own? In the 1999-2004 Miatas, the defrost switch is to the right of the fan control on the HVAC panel. Not sure about earlier models.
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Wind blocker and replacement top by 03w8
Nov 07, 2003 (2:46 pm)
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For post a couple of years ago on windblocker, this message may be way overdue. I have a '95 M edition and I bought a "TC windblocker" from a guy in CA. 2 years ago. It is made out of plexiglass. It is kind of funny looking and cast reflections of incoming headlights at night. But overall, it works to reduce the wind blowing at the back of your head and it was very easy to install.
 
The zipper of my rear plastic window is wearing out (busting). I am thinking about replacing the top with a glass window. Any one has experience with this? Also, who should I be looking for to replace the top for me? I don't think any garage or gas station mechanics would know how to do it. I doubt that even Mazda dealership people would have a lot of experience do it either.
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by ateixeira
Nov 10, 2003 (7:18 am)
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Mine is worn and I was looking, too. I found it was about $700 from an upholstery shop, plus $100 for the rain rail, so $800. Dealer wanted more, so figure $700-1000 for a replacement installed.
 
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Hardtop defroster by wellsst
Nov 13, 2003 (10:00 am)
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I just bought a used hardtop for my 1995 Miata that has a defroster. I plugged it into the wire harness located near the package shelf but I'm wondering, how do I turn on the defroster? Do I need to have a button retro-fitted or does it come on when I turn on the front defroster?
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Defroster by crashton6
Feb 21, 2004 (11:12 am)
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The wiring is there under the dash behind one of those plain blanking plugs. You will need to buy the switch & relay. It's pretty much plug & play.
I'd recommend Trussville Mazda for the parts 800-240-2121. Ask the parts guy which blanking plug the wirings behind & where the relay plugs in.
 
Edit> Gotta laugh this was posted in Nov. & here I am replying in Feb.
 
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crashton by thel
Feb 23, 2004 (5:47 am)
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better late than never I suppose. I've bought a couple of things from Trussville and I've been pleased with them, so I think that any unsolicited plug for them is a fine thing.
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May 11, 2004 (4:02 am)
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Used hardtop wanted by rickey1369
Aug 01, 2005 (7:42 pm)
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Mariner Blue Hardtop wanted for 1990 Miata, hopefully near Atlanta. Good condition is important.

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