Anybody got a fix for saggy sun visors ? The bolts are tight but the blocks on the roof to which they are attached are loose.
John
mk 1 Invader sun visors
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Re: mk 1 Invader sun visors
Hi john,
I have a mark 2 and would presume the mk1 is similar, the sunvisor is connected to a mild steel bar drilled and threaded to hold the visor one end and bonded to the fiberglass above the door the other. First remove visor from the bracket (2 screws) then pull down rubber draft extruder at the top of the door and (a ) post , very carefully turn down head lining which is glued and held under this rubber, be careful its easy to rip. This should now give you enough room to re bond the bar back in place.
let me know how you get on,
Colin.
I have a mark 2 and would presume the mk1 is similar, the sunvisor is connected to a mild steel bar drilled and threaded to hold the visor one end and bonded to the fiberglass above the door the other. First remove visor from the bracket (2 screws) then pull down rubber draft extruder at the top of the door and (a ) post , very carefully turn down head lining which is glued and held under this rubber, be careful its easy to rip. This should now give you enough room to re bond the bar back in place.
let me know how you get on,
Colin.
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Re: mk 1 Invader sun visors
Colin
many thanks for the advise. I'll progress carefully!
John
many thanks for the advise. I'll progress carefully!
John
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