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v1 hardwire - visor clip modification

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Use some felt between the headliner

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I bent the visor mount straight in a vise and used some felt between the headliner to keep it tight and rattle free.

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Use suction cups

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I use the suction cups.

v1 hardwire - visor clip modification

Use v1 clip

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I keep reading references to this super duper modification to use the v1 clip on the head liner but I cant find instructions or pictures of what it looks like unmounted...

v1 hardwire - visor clip modification
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Use some felt between the headliner

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed

I bent the visor mount straight in a vise and used some felt between the headliner to keep it tight and rattle free.

v1 hardwire - visor clip modification

Use suction cups

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed

I use the suction cups.

v1 hardwire - visor clip modification

Use v1 clip

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Suggestion · Original poster

I keep reading references to this super duper modification to use the v1 clip on the head liner but I cant find instructions or pictures of what it looks like unmounted...

v1 hardwire - visor clip modification
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes I searched (and searched some more) I keep reading references to this super duper modification to use the v1 clip on the head liner but I cant find instructions or pictures of what it looks like unmounted... does anyone have pictures of the modded clip itself? thanks.

POST 2Original post

Does not answer your post, but my V1 is above and to the right of the mirror. I use the suction cups. The one corner rests on the mirror top edge. It has not budged since placed last year. Gets great forward and rear signals.

POST 3Original post

Same here. I have my BEL hardwired, and it is attached to the windshield with suction cups just to the right of the mirror also.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 6698994

What did you wire it to? The interior lights?

POST 5Original post

I bent the visor mount straight in a vise and used some felt between the headliner to keep it tight and rattle free.

POST 6Original post

Mine is not hard wired. I routed a long cable from the V1, hidden under the visor to and under the molding then under the dash to the cigarette lighter. A RadioShack plug with on-off switch keeps it off when not in use.

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