A simpler fix for rattling rearview mirror
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A simpler fix for rattling rearview mirror
I followed some links to jagrepair.com that advises to remove the mirror, remove the bracket and carefully rebend them into a position until it fits more snug...
and then warns of being very careful when bending the bracket...
All I did was wrap the mount in smooth electrical tape, never did touch the bracket, and slid it back into place... now it was snug and the tape should mold nicely in between the bracket and the mount. (if it loosesns I will just go in and add more tape)
Much easier, less risky..and no more rattle - which, if you didn't know better, was the root cause of most every little rattle heard in the front of the dash...
At first I thought it was the vents, then the dash connections, the wood... but since the rattling mirror echoed off the glass... it made the whole front sound terrible.
Now it's fixed and with the silky smooth engine... I need to decide on suspension or brakes as my first replacement
Cheers
DJ
and then warns of being very careful when bending the bracket...
All I did was wrap the mount in smooth electrical tape, never did touch the bracket, and slid it back into place... now it was snug and the tape should mold nicely in between the bracket and the mount. (if it loosesns I will just go in and add more tape)
Much easier, less risky..and no more rattle - which, if you didn't know better, was the root cause of most every little rattle heard in the front of the dash...
At first I thought it was the vents, then the dash connections, the wood... but since the rattling mirror echoed off the glass... it made the whole front sound terrible.
Now it's fixed and with the silky smooth engine... I need to decide on suspension or brakes as my first replacement
Cheers
DJ
Last edited by GGG; 03-04-2013 at 06:58 PM. Reason: edit typo in thread title so it appears in searches
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