How is it installed, when folded up and out of the way, is the visor laying against the visor mirror? Also is there a way to
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it is installed on the underside of the visor (would be facing the window if you put the car visor down), so it does not lay against the mirror
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When folded up it is against the mirror. What they don't show is that it also has Velcro straps. I just made sure that the Velcro straps went around the visor out side the little mirror. So if you want to see yourself you fold down this polarized car thingy and open the mirror flap. It is really a good extra visor and you get what you pay for. It has clear vision etc. Well made. Would buy it again. Hope the long answer helps.
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Looking at how other folks answered this question, I installed it differently as I am not one to even use the mirror. I would take their advice and install it on the outside surface so the mirror is still available. That being said, I am not a mirror user, so it is not an issue with me. Plus the fact that I live in Michigan, not Florida, so I will probably take the visor off in winter when we don't have much sun. Would I buy it again or recommend it? Yes, I love it! It functions very well and is a good design. Is it a bit pricey? Yes, but you get what you pay for.
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Hi Becky! It is installed by metal clips backup by straps with velcro for a very secure mount. I have installed it on the outside surface of the visor so it is not covering the mirror. The straps are running either side of the mirror. Also, I find it easier to flip down the polarizer without having to first lower the visor assembly. Then I lower the visor assembly as needed for perfect positioning of the filter. Your last question was cut off so you will have to reask if you still need answer. Mark
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hi, the visor has a clip that slides on the helment and locks in the center, then put the screws in . that should hold it
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The position of the visor depends entirely on the size of the car. In my car the visor is about 12 inches from my face, but in a small car it would be closer. It is adjustable and can be in any forward position that the regular visor is in.
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Oh, and it has a case that is not a slim one. No problem with that. I have a 2006 4 Runner SUV and there is no slipping of the holder on the visor
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This mirror covers your origonal mirror. Gives about 20 percent more view. May interfere with sun visor
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I've never needed a visor. If it's really bright, it's very easy to just use the look through viewfinder. The camera can detect when you are looking through that and automatically shuts off the LCD viewfinder. When you pull away from the look through viewfinder the LCD display comes back on. Also, the LCD can swing out and tilt, so that can help in direct sun, too.
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Hi. I would definitely not recommend driving while wearing the visor. Objects look a bit discolored and washed out when I am wearing the visor.
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Howard, I bought two different mirrors, one was approx. 12 inches...one was 17 inches...I would measure the distance between the "visors" on this Toyota. Then verify that this new mirror will allow you to "drop" the visor...Both mirrors are adjustable and fit loosely but once fitted they don't seem to "jingle" on bumpy roads. Hope this helps. Tom, Illinois
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Wow, those are thick. I am sorry, but I have no suggestions for you. Our visors are not that thick, and attachments are very tight. Wish I could help.
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I'm not sure but the is a clip (like a money clip) on the unit so it slides into the visor and the have Velcro strips to help hold it in place to prevent sliding side to side I have mine installed on me Dodge Stratus & my Jeep Grand Cherokee I really like mine.
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It will only slide a little to the left or right ahead of you. It will not swing to the left without the visor.
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You can strap it anyway you want, I have mine on the bottom so when visor is up and closed I can get out and see whatever I want.
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Not the visor itself, you have to remove the entire liner. You would have to get the liner without the visor separately.
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Hi, yes, I found that it fits well enough that when it is flat against the windshield, it tucks right under the A pillars, although I still use the visors to hold it into place. I was pretty impressed. MD
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The sun visor keeps it in place. If used vertically it stays in the crevice where the top of the windshield ends. I've also used it on my side window and it sits in the crevice at the bottom of the side window.
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In my SUV yes. This is why I don't use it permanently.If one keeps the visors between the windshield an the mirror it limits the mirror's adjustment for optimal viewIt also depends on the size and mounting of the visors. Many users are very happy wit it
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yup. there's velcro on the front side of the visor. you detach the front (don't worry the rest of it will still be secured) flip it and reattach it.