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i pulled the shaft out of the visor ( wiggle and pull, maybe add wd40) then i squezed the clamps inside the visor some, roughed up the shaft a bit and reinserted. Worked great for me
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For my 68, I removed the end pins smacked the visor gently.... operative word here is gently with a plastic mallet.
Reinserted the end pins which fit snug and no more auto deployment.
Marshal
Reinserted the end pins which fit snug and no more auto deployment.
Marshal
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That’s consistent with my experience. With a loose visor, it can generally be as simple as just compressing the clamps inside the visor with pliers, which will usually tighten it up quite a bit. A little bit can go a long way, so compress gently and then test the tension by working it.
Conversely, if the visor is too tight, drop a bit of penetrating oil down the shaft, and then work it. Once it loosens up to just right, I’ve noticed it will tend to stay that way.
