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How to Install a Wind Deflector on an Opel Cascada

Model: Vauxhall Cascada MK 1 - Years 2013-2019
Part: Checks and maintenance

In this video, we show how to install a wind deflector on an Opel Cascada: this component reduces wind noise and turbulence when driving with the roof down. It is very durable thanks to its steel frame. No tools are required for installation, as spring-loaded snap locks are used, and as shown in the video, it can be mounted in under a minute without making modifications to the vehicle: simply place it on the supports, lower the rear headrests, and lift the deflector, which redirects the wind away from the rear of the vehicle, creating a sort of thermal cushion inside the cabin. You can find this accessory on cabriosupply.com by selecting the make and model, at a cost of $239.95, and it is available in two colours.

Updated on 11 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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