YOUR RESEARCHGone all Floppy!
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My vanity mirrors that is Both my vanity mirror 'lids' have lost their springiness - just sort of flop around. I've not had this with either f my previous 996s but to have two gone... is it a common problem and does anyone have a DIY fix? Ta - Chris Migration info. Legacy thread was 48561
actually, just realised my drivers one has gone floppy. the vanity light switches itself off sometimes. not a big deal. i guess the easiest way would be to buy two new ones. can't think of anything that would make something regain the spring in its life. u could try viagra Migration info. Legacy thread was 48586
Interesting, as this was about the only "problem" found on my 996 when I had a pre purchase Porsche inspection done. That and a dodgy ashtray action I believe these had to be replaced to solve the issue. Migration info. Legacy thread was 48609
Blimy I have a floppy one tooooo... Thought it happened with age! :wink: But would also appreciate a solution! Wheres monsieur Pearce?! he'll know! Migration info. Legacy thread was 48976
have a look at the springy mechanism (metal strip) - prise off the light cover bit - just clicks back on and you'll see the inards of the vanity light Migration info. Legacy thread was 48977
i do have a solution that i found on renn list or q car send me your fax no and i'll fax you the instructions Migration info. Legacy thread was 48980
Ummm...... vanity mirror breakdown..... there's got to be scope for humour here :lol: Migration info. Legacy thread was 48981
Bring it on Alex. You're obviously on good form today. You're not an afternoon drinker by any chance? Migration info. Legacy thread was 48985
Thanks guys, Mark... fax No 0121 749 7155 should get thro' Chris Migration info. Legacy thread was 48987
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