I am trying to return my rearview mirror back to being something other than just a fixture hanging on the windshield. I took it apart to clean and repair it and found these two little rubber things laying in the bottom.



They look to me like some sort of stabilizer for the mirror body itself which is what I am trying to correct. The body is looses from the plastic piece the pivot is attached to. Does that make sence?



Can any one that has had thiers apart tell me where they go using the above picture as a referance. Even a WFG would be appreciated.

That how they are, that rubber goes on the ends of the mirror, that how mine was! I have 2 mirrors that have the wire harness attach to the back of the mirror

i think they go between the mirror and the glass
as spacers.to keep them steady,and not vibrate

You can use a spring out of a $5.00 trailer tail light from most auto parts store to replace the spring in side the mirror

Tony, I have no spring in the mirror. It is loose on the adjustment pivot. It just seems like something should be there to hold it stable. If you flip the adjustment lever down the whole assembly is loose. Flip it up and it is fairly tight but still shakes. Jim, where do the rubber pieces go? Joe, Happy birthday and the glass and mirror are tight in the assembly, it's just the pivot point that I can't get stable.

thanks dennis
mabey its time for some hot glue
to fill any gaps and stop the vibe

dmwhiteoak wrote:Tony, I have no spring in the mirror. It is loose on the adjustment pivot. It just seems like something should be there to hold it stable. If you flip the adjustment lever down the whole assembly is loose. Flip it up and it is fairly tight but still shakes. Jim, where do the rubber pieces go? Joe, Happy birthday and the glass and mirror are tight in the assembly, it's just the pivot point that I can't get stable.

My rubber was at the ends of the mirror, some mirror have wire on the back of them, I will show a pic tomorrow

124JOE wrote:thanks dennis
mabey its time for some hot glue
to fill any gaps and stop the vibe

I super glued mine but I think it suppose to be loose so it can move

i have a spare mirror
and im keeping it

I can't say that I blame you. I would keep it too. Haven't had time to work on mirror, what little spare time I have had has been on wheel bearings. Can't seem to get the noise gone.

did you know the rear veiw mirror is a big snap on
you can just grab it and pull it off
it goes back on just as easy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-z0gx8y9TI

I did it know that. I think I will go to the parking lot and retrieve it. I will work on it tonight, on my breaks of course.
Thanks for the tip y'all.

Repair completed. Much easier to work on while its on the table. Thanks for the help.

hey hey
thats great