Spoon_Si-R

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I was installing my visors I got off ICB and I've run into a little problem. Brackets 'B' that go at the ends of the door seem to have a bit of a gap.

Here are a couple pictures...



and the other side by the mirror



and this is the package with part number



I'm installing these on a 1999 Civic Si coupe.

Any suggestions?

Eran

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I used a pair of dikes to cut my window moulding wherever there is a clip.

Spoon_Si-R

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I made slits in the molding as and push the brackets through and it still doesnt sit flush

Spoon_Si-R

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anyone else?

The Lobster

i didnt have to make slits...if you take your time on each side it comes out completely perfect. Honda wouldnt make something that wouldnt fit right.

the driver side i did was sloppy and had gaps...so i took my time with a screwdriver to hold down the visor and put the trim back on adn screwd it in looks absoulttely perfect.

so i went back and took my time on the driver side and came otu perfect no cuts/slits nothing

just take your time...and make sure when you put the trim back in the brackets are in.

if you guys need ill take pictures on how flush my sits with no cutting.

The Lobster

oh ya with the brackets you screw on you just have to use a lil force to push it down and screw it in. i put a lil lube on my screw driver tip so i could slide it across the trim so it goes in perfectly.

see how from teh front you can barely even tell its there. sorry these are the only pics i have of right now but like i said if you want i can take upclose ones to see how they shoudl fit with no cuts.

Spoon_Si-R

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Thanks man it worked!