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Sun visor droopy. tried velcro didn't hold, any way to repair??

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  • Anonymous Apr 07, 2009

    droopy visor

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    visor does not stay up.

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No you have to replace it. very common.

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If you are creative, you can make this look as pretty as you want....

I just fixed mine with a magnet and a short steel ruler. Remove the clasp on the right side of your driver's side visor (this clasp is attached to the roof), where it clips or unclips (to pivot against the window). Drill two holes in the ruler to fit the ruler over the two protruding pieces on the clasp, so that you can put the clasp back with the ruler attached in between. Cut the ruler to the right length so it will fit up against the ceiling. Then find a *clean* way to attach the magnet to the visor. The magnet sticks to the ruler... and you've potentially saved several hundred dollars. The beauty of it is... if you don't like it, you can take it all off and you haven't done ANY damage to the car with glue, knife, etc.

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