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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / June 2006C5 Vanity mirror
Greetings all, I managed to break the visor mirror loose from the visor. Seems like all I can find is the $90-100 replacement of the complete visor. Anyone have a source for just replacing the mirror assembly? I just can't bring myself to glue it to the visor. Thanks, Z 2001 coupe red I did the same on the pass side of my C5. Flimsy plastic. very disappointing for a $50k auto. > Greetings all, I managed to break the visor mirror loose from the visor. > Seems like all I can find is the $90-100 replacement of the complete [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > 2001 coupe red They would have made it out of good old American cast iron if it weren't for the weight penalty. > I did the same on the pass side of my C5. Flimsy plastic. very > disappointing for a $50k auto. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >>2001 coupe red carbon fiber has no weight penalty... I am sure its an accountant's decision. > They would have made it out of good old American cast iron if it weren't > for the weight penalty. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >> > >>2001 coupe red Heck, my entire driver's side visor disentegrated one day as I flipped it either up or down. The particle board inside just fell apart and the thing was hanging in my lap. I had to replace the entire assembly. Wish I'd have saved the mirror part so I could send it to somebody. Why can't you just glue it back with some silicone caulk or similar? > Heck, my entire driver's side visor disentegrated one day as I flipped > it either up or down. The particle board inside just fell apart and the > thing was hanging in my lap. I had to replace the entire assembly. Wish > I'd have saved the mirror part so I could send it to somebody. > > Why can't you just glue it back with some silicone caulk or similar? I was really trying to avoid the whole idea of gluing it...It is starting to look more likely now. Thanks to all for the tips and advice. FBNE |
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