Subw00er

Does anyone else's mirror fall down when the bass is hitting HARD? I love to crank my stereo, but the freaking thing works its way down after big bass.

This isnt really a warranty issue, has anyone found a fix?

ps- I'm only running a 10w6v2

ares

iTrader: (2)

uhhh no not a problem but then again I have a stock sound system. they wont fix this underwarrenty since its caused by an aftermarket component. sounds like its just not stiff enough fit to hold up, I donno how you could make it stiffer...

abz123

Is there a screw or something you can tighten?

ares

iTrader: (2)

Id suggest finding someone with a service manual that can take a look on how its put togehter,if its like a ball socket thing, perhaps you could coat it with paint or slip a peice of paper in there to tightin up the joint, but that will probably loosen up again in time.

Subw00er

There is no screw and it is a ball-socket type. I dont see how I could get paper in there. its a pretty tight tolerance.

Mike821

super glue?

j/k

roark

iTrader: (2)

I'd suggest a very careful application of BLUE locktite to the ball. Swirl it around a bit to get some locktite into the socket. The blue locktite will gum up in the gap and should do the trick without freezing the whole assembly like a glue would do.

If possible, I'd recommend removing the mirror and stalk when you do this, otherwise some locktite will drip.

Zoro

Don't be ridiculous, since it needs to be adjustable for other drivers, duct tape is the only way to go.

importriders

If it is a painted surface, I would suggest againts locktite. Locktite eats paint. But if you don't car about the paint on the mirror or its not painted at all go for it.