Sun visor falling downward. Easy fix??
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Sun visor falling downward. Easy fix??
Got one about to irritate me to death. Falls downward constantly sunny or not. Anybody have a fix? I tried searching and didn't come up with anything but I feel for certain I'm not the first to have this issue. Hard to guess the words to search???
I've considered stabbing toothpicks in the hole or spraying something tacky in there. Just wondering if there was a consensus to a good easy fix.
Thanks!
I've considered stabbing toothpicks in the hole or spraying something tacky in there. Just wondering if there was a consensus to a good easy fix.
Thanks!
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Lower pic: Inside the visor is a C shaped metal tube. When the visor rod (04144 in pic) and visor end rod (04115) are inserted, the tube expands.
Over time the expanded tube will no longer retain the rod and rod end properly, so the visor sags.
If your truck has the plastic visor rod with the rubber tip, it wears down, causing the visor to do the "flip-flop."
Over time the expanded tube will no longer retain the rod and rod end properly, so the visor sags.
If your truck has the plastic visor rod with the rubber tip, it wears down, causing the visor to do the "flip-flop."
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I've had this problem on a couple of Ford visors. As mentioned above, I removed the visor from the truck, then removed the visor from the Rod. I then used a vise or vise grip and even a piece of wood and a light hammering to close/ tighten the C clips inside of the visor. Be careful here not to scratch up the visor, but it needs some force to close the inner metal clip. The simply reinstall the visor rod. It should be nice and snug again.
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I've had this problem on a couple of Ford visors. As mentioned above, I removed the visor from the truck, then removed the visor from the Rod. I then used a vise or vise grip and even a piece of wood and a light hammering to close/ tighten the C clips inside of the visor. Be careful here not to scratch up the visor, but it needs some force to close the inner metal clip. The simply reinstall the visor rod. It should be nice and snug again.
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