Originally Posted by 137

btw I got mine from icbmorotsport.com I picked them up and paid 120 for them, seems to be the average price for these. Their customer service is top notch and its not going to be the last time I shop with them. Next up my 5 lug swap I also purchased from icb

Anyway I searched and came up with Kid1320's Access Visor install post and um lets just say I spent three hours on the first one and had to take my driver side window out to re set the lining.

Anyway here goes.


<FONT COLOR="blue">Borrowed from Kid1320</FONT>
You will get two visors and um, these, and also a very detailed list of instructions... first step... um wtf there were no instructions included.

So lets start with the template.


Seems easy enough!

Virgin passenger door (NOTE REVERSE TEMPLATE DUMMIES )


We start off by removing the moulding. Do not, I repeat. DO NOT take the moulding off further than this! (You will find out the hard way like me if you do. This top area here and in the next pic you should find holes which you want to put part <FONT COLOR="red">SCREW 4P</FONT> into <FONT COLOR="red">BRKET B 4P</FONT>
Do not use any of the washers to mount the screws. Save them for later.

This is just enough to get a screwdriver in there to mount bracket b

Here is the other screw point.

NOTE: DO NOT remove the moulding near the mirror any further than this as well.


Now lets secure our b bracket's with our supplies



Secure the other mounting brackets (F,D, and H using clip 10P) to the visor, time for a test fit.


Remove the mounting plugs, and place moulding back into window, when decently snug make sure to double check the mounting brackets are lining up with the holes on your visor. Because you will have to backtrack if you try and make it all pretty and then go to mount the visor and 2 brackets are off!


Looks satisfactory
Lets proceed.

You can take a flathead screwdriver to first push back in the bottom half of the rubber, make sure its flush with the door


Near each bracket you might want to ensure that the moulding is holding the bracket in place. Otherwise you are going to have an expensive piece of plastic dissapear off of your car while driving.


Once the bottom half of the liner is back in, take a flathead and pull back on the bottom half and then line it back up just as you saw it seperate when removing the liner.
Then take your thumb and press down (you can use any other finger of preference. My thumb was the tool of choice) and dig the screwdriver into the liner to make it flush.



Should look like this when your done!


Now you want to take The outter part of clip 10p and press it through this hole to make sure its in the bracket. Then take your washer and get it on the bottom side of the clip. Then place clip 10p pin back in its socket.


Should look like this

**** macro!


Proceed to put in the rest of the clips and you are good to go!



Modified by 137 at 1:32 AM 9/22/2004


Modified by 137 at 1:34 AM 9/22/2004