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Car Forum / Acura Cars / March 2005

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94 Legend Floppy Driver Side Visor

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John Bell - 10 Mar 2005 15:01 GMT
I just bought a 94 Legend and I am going over it fixing minor annoyances
that I didn't notice before I bought it.
One problem is that the driver's side visor does not rest completely against
the ceiling but flops down about one inch.
It's not enough to obscure my vision, but it is enough to be annoying.
In going over the previous owner's records, I see that she replaced the
passenger side visor around a year ago for $304.78.
Is there a do-it-yourself way that I can fix the visor on the driver's side?
Thanks in advance.
Charles Webb III - 11 Mar 2005 05:50 GMT
> I just bought a 94 Legend and I am going over it fixing minor annoyances
> that I didn't notice before I bought it.
[snip]

If the driver is floppy, I would suspect either sleepiness, drunkeness, lack of
skeletal structure, jellyfish genes, or maybe the driver is just very limber?
Whether installing a side visor would actually help any of these conditions is
debatable.  A side visor might block the sun's rays from coming in from the
side, but they still could get in through the floor.  Or the tires.

Why are you yelling so much?  I haven't a clue where your glasses are,
nor do I care about gardening gloves.  Please take your diatribes elsewhere,
as this is a forum for mystery fans and ka-bob-ers.

Hope this helps.
Stuart Gordon - 16 Mar 2005 06:29 GMT
what a stupid reply John Bell !

The driver paid that to replace a sun visor ? Wow!  Is there not some screw
that can be tightened to keep the visor in place? I know John Bell has a
screw lose too, based on his reply below!

> If the driver is floppy, I would suspect either sleepiness, drunkeness,
> lack of
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> Hope this helps.
Stuart Gordon - 16 Mar 2005 06:32 GMT
sorry John, you asked the question, it was Charles Webb III that gave the
stupid reply!

> what a stupid reply John Bell !
>
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>> Hope this helps.
John Bell - 25 Mar 2005 05:09 GMT
np
> sorry John, you asked the question, it was Charles Webb III that gave the
> stupid reply!
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>>>
>>> Hope this helps.

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