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| Rob2529 Member Since: 22 Nov 2010 Location: Wirral, uk Posts: 1470   
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Right I won't go into how I ended up doing this but I had to rebuild my drivers side mirror yesterday. As the internals were all on show I thought about my slack mirrors moving under braking etc. After investigation underthe mirrors is a round cover. Once removed 4 torx screws can be seen. Mine were very loose and once tightened the mirrors are loverly and tight! A million inuendos about slack and tight I know. But a quick 5min job if you have the same problem. |
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25th Mar 2011 7:50pm |
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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 34912
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its nice to know that at least there is one job that can be done easily on the range.. |
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25th Mar 2011 8:21pm |
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| M44K TS Member Since: 09 Feb 2010 Location: North East U.K. Posts: 1325 
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Great stuff, Mine flop about and do my head in at times. Although, it does make the car seem faster than it is when you floor it and see the mirrors twitch back a tiny bit |
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25th Mar 2011 9:10pm |
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| Rob2529 Member Since: 22 Nov 2010 Location: Wirral, uk Posts: 1470
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Mine were quite bad that a good gust of wind and they would flap round like dogs ears! Think it was a torx 15. 4 each side and job done! |
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25th Mar 2011 9:38pm |
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| Rob2529 Member Since: 22 Nov 2010 Location: Wirral, uk Posts: 1470
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Glad my wing mirror jousting has helped. Actually a very easy fix for a stupid problem landrover should have sorted a long time ago! Prob would be good to take the screws out and add some lock-tight but not sure i will be the guinipig for that one. lol |
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28th Mar 2011 9:53pm |
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