Inside Rearview mirror vibration '96
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
Inside Rearview mirror vibration '96
Anyone got a quick and easy solution to stop the shaking of the
inside RVM while driving, it really gets annoying on long trips!
inside RVM while driving, it really gets annoying on long trips!
#3
Melting Slicks
When mine shakes I tighten the screw holding it to the roof. I put up with it for a while thinking the solution couldn't possibly be that simple. Probably explains the philips screwdriver found in the glove box when I bought it.
#4
Burning Brakes
The inside RVM was a JOKE when they were mounting it. Go all the way and FIX IT FOR GOOD.
1.) Remove visors
-take off top
-remove plastic cover that are around the bolt holes for the top
-unbolt visors
2.) remove plastic trim on top of windshield
The RVM is attached to the piece of trim. Use a nut and bolt to connect them and tighten it without cracking the plastic.
If you want to go a step further, get some Dynomat and line the plastic trim.
I HATE THAT MIRROR!!!!
1.) Remove visors
-take off top
-remove plastic cover that are around the bolt holes for the top
-unbolt visors
2.) remove plastic trim on top of windshield
The RVM is attached to the piece of trim. Use a nut and bolt to connect them and tighten it without cracking the plastic.
If you want to go a step further, get some Dynomat and line the plastic trim.
I HATE THAT MIRROR!!!!
#6
Burning Brakes
That was the very simple fix for mine also.
#7
Drifting
Mine used to shake and fall down, out of adjustment when I hit a bums. I fixed it by using crazy glue on the swivel. Just swivel it down and put a little on it then swivel it up and put on some more. After it dries you can still move it to adjust (after it breaks free) and it feels like new just a little firmer.
#12
Drifting
How many points do you get for hitting bums? Are they worth more than say, hobos