Leo Villanueva
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• Rio Rancho, NM, USA |
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• Registered on 2/1/2003 |
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• 3 posts |
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 Posted:2/3/2003 21:10 |
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My mirror keeps falling off. I have tried the stuff made for gluing it back on twice and glass glue four times and it still keeps falling off. I clean it and everything before I put it on just like the directions say. Would anybody know of making my mirror stay and won't fall off in a couple of days. Its a real pain. |
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Posted:2/4/2003 21:06 |
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I am not real sure but you may want to try some liquid steel or jb weld
"Horsepower sales cars, torque wins races" Carrol Shelby |
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 Posted:2/17/2003 14:43 |
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When gluing the mirror back on scrape all old glue off mirror and button, make sure windshield isn't too cold or hot 60 to 80 deg F clean both with windex then aply primer let dry for 5 min put 2 drops of glue on button hold tight on window for 1 min let dry over night then hang mirror back on. the two most common mistakes are hanging mirror on to quickly ( instuctions say 15 min WRONG! )or working on glass that is too cold or hot ( hot not a problem this time of year ). |
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Posted:2/18/2003 18:01 |
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Hey I just figured Id let you know that they got kits to fix this problem. I bought one for my bronco and I didnt do it right the first time, I wanted to use the metal peice that the mirror clips onto, that is definatly wrong. It fell off twice in 3 days. If your like me you threw the plastic piece in the trashcan (nows the time to either dig it out or buy another kit - around $3) After installing the plastic piece like the directions said my mirror has been on for 8 months now and its still hanging in there.
http://www.superford.org/registry/vehicles/index.php?vID=884
http://www.superford.org/registry/vehicles/index.php?vID=885 |
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