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Rear view mirror
So I did a search and only came up with one small little possible fix of adding some silicon to the joint. Anyone else come up with something or try this to see if it helps keep the mirror from creeping down when you hit a bump.
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Well, I took it down tonight, looked it over. It seems really tight. So all I did for now is rotate the middle black piece so that it's rubbing on a new area of the ball in a new direction. Seems to be atouch tighter. If that doesn't work, I'm going to rough up the ball.
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I'll let you know if it works or not, but I don't drive it much. So you might want to try this too and see if you get any good results. It's just a matter of twisting the middle black portion.
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Well, finally drove the same route again yesterday. No issue with mirror this time, so I'm going to say the fix worked. Just rotate the middle link so it's moving in another direction. Should be good to go.