How to take off sunvisor?
06-06-2004, 02:06 PM
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How to take off sunvisor?
How do you take a sunvisor off on a 98 Camaro? Is it just the two screws holding it in? I would go check but I have to wait for it to cool down cause it is freakin hot. The visor is bent down for some reason. I just noticed it today when I put my phone clip up there for the first time. I want to take it off and mess with it so it sits back flush. Thanks!
06-06-2004, 08:10 PM
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I got tired of mine being in the way and took both off.....I never used them anyway. I took the screws out and took each visor off, then took a hacksaw and sawed through the shaft that goes into the triangular piece (with the screw holes), and put just the piece with the screw holes back on.......it looks better, and no more floppy cheap visors
06-08-2004, 02:47 PM
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I took mine off because I'm glassing the headliner, but I was thinking what could I do to them while they're off hmmm.....
1) Glass em and mold in a TV
2) recover them in vinyl to match the interior
3) or something else nobody else has tried (cant think of what though)
The stitching on the visors is wierd so i dont know if I can duplicate the exact pattern AND sew them together properly. But hey, they are cheap and easy to replace so i say go for whatever idea you have. I never thought about str8 up removing them before. Good idea being that I wear shades all the time, I guess they are expendable.
How do you keep them from swinging around and hanging? it has be something inside the cardboard frame that needs tightening.
1) Glass em and mold in a TV
2) recover them in vinyl to match the interior
3) or something else nobody else has tried (cant think of what though)
The stitching on the visors is wierd so i dont know if I can duplicate the exact pattern AND sew them together properly. But hey, they are cheap and easy to replace so i say go for whatever idea you have. I never thought about str8 up removing them before. Good idea being that I wear shades all the time, I guess they are expendable.
How do you keep them from swinging around and hanging? it has be something inside the cardboard frame that needs tightening.
06-08-2004, 05:11 PM
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Originally posted by stangkilla1
How do you keep them from swinging around and hanging? it has be something inside the cardboard frame that needs tightening.
How do you keep them from swinging around and hanging? it has be something inside the cardboard frame that needs tightening.
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