Replacement Visors
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From: Pacific Beach California
Replacement Visors
Amazon is showing a number of replacements visors in the $50 to $60 range for the pair. Considerably lower $70 range for each one in the past.
Anyone purchased any of these?
Glenn in San Diego
Anyone purchased any of these?
Glenn in San Diego
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2023
Posts: 2,937
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From: North Coast
I got the $70 dollar ones. They are better than stock. They have LED lights and the switch for the lights are a nub on the back of the mirror lid that pinches the switch to come on. No chance of the light not going off.
So far so good.
Look where the light switch is and if it is a white pin you run a risk of it sticking on if the lid did not shut well.
The only issue with mine is the seat belt label came off and I was going to remove them anyways.
So far so good.
Look where the light switch is and if it is a white pin you run a risk of it sticking on if the lid did not shut well.
The only issue with mine is the seat belt label came off and I was going to remove them anyways.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2017
Posts: 2,568
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From: Conyers Georgia
I got the $70 dollar ones. They are better than stock. They have LED lights and the switch for the lights are a nub on the back of the mirror lid that pinches the switch to come on. No chance of the light not going off.
So far so good.
Look where the light switch is and if it is a white pin you run a risk of it sticking on if the lid did not shut well.
The only issue with mine is the seat belt label came off and I was going to remove them anyways.
So far so good.
Look where the light switch is and if it is a white pin you run a risk of it sticking on if the lid did not shut well.
The only issue with mine is the seat belt label came off and I was going to remove them anyways.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2023
Posts: 2,937
Likes: 1,690
From: North Coast
I got the $70 dollar ones. They are better than stock. They have LED lights and the switch for the lights are a nub on the back of the mirror lid that pinches the switch to come on. No chance of the light not going off.
So far so good.
Look where the light switch is and if it is a white pin you run a risk of it sticking on if the lid did not shut well.
The only issue with mine is the seat belt label came off and I was going to remove them anyways.
So far so good.
Look where the light switch is and if it is a white pin you run a risk of it sticking on if the lid did not shut well.
The only issue with mine is the seat belt label came off and I was going to remove them anyways.
