Illuminated Sun Visor

IGH · 26th May 2017, 16:22

Don't get me wrong I love my wife!

When, however she pulls down the cover on the sun visor to look in the mirror and sits there with it in her hand I think its reasonable to feel mildly perturbed.

Her next comment didn't help to ease my disquiet. "Its only a sun visor" she exclaimed.

Now that my heart rate has returned to normal my question to the wiser members of this forum is this. Is it just a matter of clicking said cover back into place?

Cheers

harrisop48 · 26th May 2017, 17:23

Ian,

From memory there are two screws holding it near the A pillar then it clips in at the other end. Have look at your visor. It will be the same fixing.
Come along to The Ely meet near Camberley on Sunday and we can look at it for you, if required.

kitt · 26th May 2017, 19:13

If its just the cover and the flap is still attached then yes it just clips back in, you have to remove it to change the bulbs anyway

IGH · 27th May 2017, 17:52

Had a look today and the cover is broken!!!!!

Will try Araldite it but realistically I guess I'll be on the hunt for a smokestone cover here or on the bay

Question is does it constitute grounds for divorce in this country?

Ravinder · 27th May 2017, 17:54

A replacement is easy enough to source from a trader or the scrappies. Mine was broken when I bought my car and fitted a new one.

26th May 2017, 16:22	#1
IGH Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Guildford Posts: 172 Thanks: 129 Thanked 48 Times in 21 Posts	Illuminated Sun Visor Don't get me wrong I love my wife! When, however she pulls down the cover on the sun visor to look in the mirror and sits there with it in her hand I think its reasonable to feel mildly perturbed. Her next comment didn't help to ease my disquiet. "Its only a sun visor" she exclaimed. Now that my heart rate has returned to normal my question to the wiser members of this forum is this. Is it just a matter of clicking said cover back into place? Cheers

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26th May 2017, 17:23	#2
harrisop48 Passed Away Rover 75 Tourer Club CDTi 2.0 2002 Royal Blue Paint JFM Trim LBB Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Hayes West London Posts: 1,218 Thanks: 528 Thanked 1,043 Times in 364 Posts	Ian, From memory there are two screws holding it near the A pillar then it clips in at the other end. Have look at your visor. It will be the same fixing. Come along to The Ely meet near Camberley on Sunday and we can look at it for you, if required.

26th May 2017, 19:13	#3
kitt Avid contributor BMW F30 Had a MG ZT Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: Cannock Posts: 209 Thanks: 59 Thanked 69 Times in 48 Posts	If its just the cover and the flap is still attached then yes it just clips back in, you have to remove it to change the bulbs anyway

27th May 2017, 17:52	#4
IGH Avid contributor Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Guildford Posts: 172 Thanks: 129 Thanked 48 Times in 21 Posts	Had a look today and the cover is broken!!!!! Will try Araldite it but realistically I guess I'll be on the hunt for a smokestone cover here or on the bay Question is does it constitute grounds for divorce in this country?