Reply to "REAR WIEW MIRROR"

Mike Dailey (Guest)

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Originally posted by jack deryke:
As you probably know, the inside mirror snaps off and on a steel mount that's glued to the glass, and is held more-or-less tight by stiff flat springs built into the mirror base. If you add some rubber thingy between the mirror & the mount, any looseness is 'shimmed out' and most or all the vibration goes away. Just be careful in adding shim materal- if you crack the glued-on mount off the glass, you get to start over!

Jack,

How interesting, I�ve never seen a Pantera with the inside mirror glued to the glass. What model year did they start gluing the mirror to the windshield?

8/12/029:11 AM

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