visor replacement
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From: Las Vegas Nevada
visor replacement
I was wondering if anyone had guidence/experience replacing a "sunshade" visor on a convertable. It looks simple enough, but I would hate to jack it up. That has been my luck lately.
Thanks
Thanks
Burning Brakes
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From: Bradenton, FL
Originally Posted by jdee702
I was wondering if anyone had guidence/experience replacing a "sunshade" visor on a convertable. It looks simple enough, but I would hate to jack it up. That has been my luck lately.
Thanks
Thanks
Safety Car
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From: Palmdale CA
St. Jude Donor '06
Check out this link. Has pics, but like others mentioned, it's pretty easy. I got my replacement from the dealer, before I knew about gmpartsdirect.com. You might want to check them out first.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/techti...D=80&TopicID=1
https://www.corvetteforum.com/techti...D=80&TopicID=1
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From: Las Vegas Nevada
Thanks fellas!!
I got my visor at the dealership here in vegas. I suppose it would be about the same where ever you go. Mine was $86, A LOT cheaper that I thought it would be.
I got my visor at the dealership here in vegas. I suppose it would be about the same where ever you go. Mine was $86, A LOT cheaper that I thought it would be.
Burning Brakes
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From: Lansing MI
I wish it were really that simple, my theory is some of the visor mounts are incorrectly assembled at the factory and the only way to get them out is to break them. I say this as I made a Homelink visor for my 99 and I destroyed the inner bezel which is only available on a new visor. Now that I have correctly assembled the new visor it goes in and out very easily, but there was no way the old one would come out with destroying the bezels. As always YMMV. Jeff
