Re:Heated screen?

Hi Lambert, I had one of these for a VW Golf a couple of years ago. Screen people fitted it and I wired it (basic stuff - fuse relay switch, done). Apparently they're copies of the Ford quickclear screen and when the patent lapsed an after market company started making them. I never really got on with it as I found the strange pattern in the glass (a sort of honeycomb) disconcerting after dark.
Chris

Its is possible to do, the main issue is finding a supplier of a heated screen for the Jimny. As Chris said you can see the heating element wires in the screen if you look for them, but for me I did not mind the pattern in the glass.
I have them fitted in my 1960 series 2 Land Rover at the moment, the club did a group purchase from a Spanish manufacture of about 50 units at approx £120 a set, so you can get heated screens for anything if you can get enough people interested.
I made own wiring loom using the screen timer relay from a scrap Ford, works well and a must have in water logged Land Rover.
Not sure the Jimny ever have this as an option, it's an 80's design with little modernisation, not sure it's even an available on the GEN4.
May your windows stay clear.
Mike

Sometimes you don't see the grime/dirt on the inside but a good clean helps to clear it quicker

Use the aircon to clear it, works a treat. Also as Daniel says, clean glass clears faster

Oh..... I meant leave it on over night in the jim to keep it from icing up

I believe the high-spec JDM ones did, the wires are similar to the ones on the rear glass and are at the bottom of the screen so it would seem

I found this out yesterday and I'm already looking at importing one