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Anyone know where to get the visor lid flap thing at?

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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone know where to get the visor lid flap thing at?

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Replace whole assembly

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When my "flap" broke, I replaced the whole assembly with the european version that doesn't have the airbag warning label.
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Repair lasted about a year

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The repair lasted about a year but the lid cracked again in a different location.
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Repair lasted about a year

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The repair lasted about a year but the lid cracked again in a different location.
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Anyone know where to get the visor lid flap thing at?

Use thin rolled sheet of metal-type material

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I ended up repairing it using a thin rolled sheet of metal-type material.
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Repair lasted about a year

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The repair lasted about a year but the lid cracked again in a different location.
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Replace whole assembly

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When my "flap" broke, I replaced the whole assembly with the european version that doesn't have the airbag warning label.
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Anyone know where to get the visor lid flap thing at?

Use thin rolled sheet of metal-type material

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I ended up repairing it using a thin rolled sheet of metal-type material.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

All I can find is the full housing, the full visor, the mirror, but no one want to just sell the lid separately. Any ideas? I have the lighted mirror versions 1999 996 convertible. I attached a photo

POST 2Original post

I had the same problem and was never able to find a lid to replace. I ended up repairing it using a thin rolled sheet of metal-type material. The repair lasted about a year but the lid cracked again in a different location. I am thinking for the price of two full visors I can buy a 3-d printer and try to design one. Then I can print them out every time I need one.

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When my "flap" broke, I replaced the whole assembly with the european version that doesn't have the airbag warning label. Pop the broken assembly out of the visor, snip the wires, connect the new ones and pop it back in. Took me about 5 minutes.

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