inside rear view mirror vibrates

fourwallingMember

Are there any solutions? It makes it nearly impossible to recognize the profile of the CHP Crown Vic's that might be lurking nearby and I think it is a general safety hazard.

The outside mirrors offer a clear, non vibrating, vision, but I wish they could be angled out a little bit more. I have these outside mirrors if anybody can offer a suggestion on if they can be adjusted to face more outward:

http://precisionproformance.com/ep1030.htm

11/19/089:13 AM

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Pantera 3rd&LastMember

Kerry,
I have owned 2 Panteras. Both had /have the mirror shake. My right hand instinctively goes to the mirror when I am concerned about the "Law".
I am usually more concerned with what is in front of me than behind.
If you find a fix please post.

Jeff

11/19/082:36 PM

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fourwallingMember

I am finding out that some people have had luck putting various rubber grommets between the mirror and windshiled to hold it steady and reduce or eliminate the vibration.

If that works, then it seems to me the mirror assembly is worn out and defective and needs to be replaced.

If that is the case, I will remove the old mirror and glue a new one its place on the windshield.

11/19/083:32 PM

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joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Get a Valentine 1...tells you whether the cops are in front or behind

At least one guy I know cut his stalk in half and reversed the mirror raising it in the process for better vision and he says the vibration has gone too.

The easy alternative is a windshield mounted aftermarket mirror.

11/19/084:25 PM