rearview mirror vibration
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Have you made sure the mirror set screw is tight to the mount? The early years are known to have mirror stability issues, but those usually are that the mirror slips when you hit a bump.
Last edited by ptdrummer54; Aug 29, 2006 at 02:38 PM.
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Originally Posted by ptdrummer54
Have you made sure the mirror set screw is tight to the mount? The early years are known to have mirror stability issues, but those usually are that the mirror slips when you hit a bump.
My rear-view mirror also slips after engaging a moderate bump. 
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Actually yes i have .. But thinking about it .. i may just take it off and see if i can tighten the base fit a hair and put it back on just to be sure.
Cant hurt unless i drop it right
Cant hurt unless i drop it right
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The older mirrors have 2 ball joints - mine was dropping when I hit a bump, so I coated as much of both ***** as I could get to with silicone sealant. Of course I wiped off all the excess and let it dry overnight before I remounted it. It has made it more stable.
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Originally Posted by 02Vert
how about the outside mirrors ? mine are stable until you get around 70mph, then they are almost unusable with all the vibration. Any suggestions on how to make those more stable?
