I have a 2012 Subaru Legacy and the sun visors are 1 1/4 inches thick (very thick). The extension clips I have seen will not span this. Any solutions?
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I had the same problem and just threw it away. Looking through catalogs I found one in Gold Violin , Order it and it is great. The clips go on my very thick visor and I am very pleased.If you are interested, it is called Sun Glare Zapper #91857 $20.--free shippingphone # 1-877-648-8400 www.goldviolin.com Hope this helps
1079426
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.
1079427
The sun viser uses velcro strips that R adjustable that attach around your existing visor there are no clips hope this helps you
1079428
Take a Blow dryer or heat gun and heat the clips up until soft, then can press on and mash down , will need leather gloves.
1748946
I bought mine for a Honda CRV because the visor does not go down far enough to cover the windshield and doesn't cover enough of the side window. The way it attaches to the visor is very versatile. If it doesn't fit your car, Amazon should take it back w/no charge for the return postage. Hugh Gruver
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It pops off like a car sun visor. Pull it and then push back in. Kinda tough, though.
1818150
i dont think so. The cross tour´s, Windows are different. the visors are made to fit exactly, and they may differ in a couple of mm and you dont want that.
1164240
I installed the Easy View over a very thick visor and it worked fine. It is a little difficult if there are garage buttons on the car's visor.
1172611
I bought this mirror in 1996 for a VW Fox, and have since moved it to successive vehicles as I bought and sold them: a Ford Windstar, a couple of Saturn sedans, a Dodge Caravan, a Ford Explorer, and a Town and Country. Sometimes the mirror blocked the visor, but I continually refined my mounting technique from car to car to the point that the answer is, NO, not if you mount it creatively. I took some pictures of my current rig and will upload them to show you "a way" that works.
1375592
I believe it is the same size as the bolt for the sun visor. To avoid dropping the bolt when I installed my grip handles, I put magnets I bought at Home Depot in the socket wrench. I hope that helps.
577645
The sun shade has permament clips. You would have to break them off to use with dash mounted gps, but I guess it could be done. Will it fit your gps?
1947035
Hi Lisa, the formula is quite simple. 1)Measure the width of your sunroof 2) Make sure the wind guard is as close to 2inches wider as possible ( 1 inch on each side). For example, if your sunroof is 34.5 inches, you need a 36.5 inch wind guard. :-)
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It's attached to the handle and extends back and fourth, but really only protects from sun that is directly above the stroller. It's pretty much useless if you're walking into the sunlight... I guess that's why they make sunglasses and hats :)When they're really little and riding in the car seat attached to the stroller, the visors overlap for total coverage... that was helpful this winter. He's 7 mos old now and wants to see everything so he wouldn't be happy in his car seat facing us in the stroller anymore :/
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I'm not sure exactly the answer to your question. But I think it's important to know that this is an adhesive Sun Visor. It doesn't have the clamps that hold it down it just stick with a glue strip. If I had known that I may not have purchased it.
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Sally, there's a very simple answer. When the Polarized visor is mounted as instructed, it's on the bottom of the car visor. Pull it down from the car visor just about half-way, and then push the car visor all way forward towards the windshield (if the polarized visor was still folded up, it would actually be on top of the car visor). Then just adjust the polarized visor to your correct height by tilting it towards you or lowering the car visor a bit. There won't be any gap.
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It will fit most mirror sizes as it adjusts, I would say anything past 270mm it will possibly interfere with your sunvisors.
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It's not the width of the visor, it's the thickness of the visor that might not fit. My visor is approx. 5/8 of an inch thick or 3/4 of an inch thick and hard. The curved end of the bracket just won't fit onto it. But I would guess that if your visor is less than 1/2 inch thick, and especially if it is soft, you would be fine.
780267
7.5" is the widest visor the clip will accommodate. I have NO IDEA what your truck's visor measures.
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I only installed it of the sunvisors to face toward the front and experimented and found it also worked using the velcro straps to secure to a headrest to have the light project to the rear of my personal car. After looking at the two I have, I do believe with a thrid horizontal strap I could rig it to fit a large center mirror.
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Don't understand what you mean by extender. This replaced the original equipment visor. It is the same as the original equipment.