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Old 06-20-2002, 07:26 PM
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Is it just me? My drivers side visor hits my rear view mirror when pulling down. Anyone else notice this? Cajunman-
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Is the extension slid in all the way?
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Is the stalk of the mirror in-line with the truck? Or is it slanted towards the driver's side?

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Just went out to look at it. It was sagging towards the right side. I pushed up as to bend the stalk where it attaches to the headliner. This helped. It bearly misses the mirror now. I think it will sag again and hit the rw mirror. What do you think? Pull it off and bend the stalk a little more? Thanks CJ-
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