Sagging Vanity cover on Visor
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From: East Texas
Originally Posted by Hans
do both of them do it or is the driver spring just broken?
I wanted to see if this was common, if not, I'll make warranty replace the visors.
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Hmmmm...both members from TX have a sagging issue...not sure what the connection is, but mine work fine. Perhaps the previous owners were female and they wore them out? 
I'm always using mine (not while driving, of course!) 
I'm always using mine (not while driving, of course!)
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Originally Posted by singscountry1967
Hmmmm...both members from TX have a sagging issue...not sure what the connection is, but mine work fine. Perhaps the previous owners were female and they wore them out? I'm always using mine (not while driving, of course!)
I'm always using mine (not while driving, of course!) Anyhow, I have ordered new ones. We'll see what happens.
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Good news!
Both visors replaced today and are good and tight!
On the down side, I guess they had to remove some of the headliner to replace them. The two posts coming up the windshield are loose now and don't clamp down very good. But what do you expect from mechanics.. They don't care..
Pat
Both visors replaced today and are good and tight!
On the down side, I guess they had to remove some of the headliner to replace them. The two posts coming up the windshield are loose now and don't clamp down very good. But what do you expect from mechanics.. They don't care..
Pat
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