In reference to ..... https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2174377
I also have the in-channel EGR Vent visor off ebay for $20 lol so......here goes....

Someone please help me with install instructions (I lost mine when cleaning the car), or show me some pics of how it's supposed to look like on the ends (the one next to the mirror) and the one towards the upper window part.

I have an usual condition with my driver's window, the window pops out and doesn't stay on track for some reason with the visor installed. it'll go almost all the way up , pop, and then no good. :X

Passenger side is fine, but hesitates when it touches the visor....appears to close all the way :X I didn't wanna test drive the thing cuz It'd look funny with one visor on only :X

Help?

 

no one???

 

Any pics of the visor? I want to see how they look like for the coupes.

 

Make sure you rub all the areas where the 3M adhesive tape is going to be sticking (inside the window channel).

Pop out the cap for the back of the mirror, inside the car (little triangle).

Loosen the mirror via the bolts inside here.

Now you can wedge the front tab of the visor in between the mirror, and slide it up into place in the channel.

Roll the window up, and tighten the bolts you loosened to get the mirror loose.

Don't open the window for a couple days.

 

I will try to take pictures of the visors.
Portaman03: These are in-channel visors and there is a small sticker on them that says "this edge should rest upon the outside weatherstrip".

There is on adhesive tape involved as these are "in-channel" hence, they are installed via inserting into the weatherstriP?? I dunno cuz I lost the instructions lol kinda sad. i know. I recall, i did brief over the instructions and I don't think it has anything to do about the mirror. =X

 

mine are weather tech, in channels, check out the link it has the instructions, hope it helps

http://www.weathertech.com/pdf...s.pdf

http://www.weathertech.com/sto...ds=10

 

Yea brotha, my visors are in-channel too. But they did come with 3M adhesive tape along the top, to adhere to the inside of the channel/weatherstrip.

Check it:

If you are doing the driverside door, the right-hand tab on the visor needs to be placed/slide into the window gap/channel.

Then insert the loooooong top part into the top of the window channel (this is where the 3M tape is on mine.

Finally, the front-most tab on the visor gets wedged in between the mirror and door via the loosening of the mirror.

Coo.

 

I was wondering if there's a company out there that makes vent visors for a coupe?