Will the mount fit HONDA mirrors? I don't want to glue something on my windshield, as was referred to in other answers
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It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to the windshield. Make sure you stick it in the right orientation the first time, because the glue is not forgiving. Good Luck! It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to... » Read More It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to the windshield. Make sure you stick it in the right orientation the first time, because the glue is not forgiving. Good Luck! « Show Less
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It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to the windshield. Make sure you stick it in the right orientation the first time, because the glue is not forgiving. Good Luck!
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I absolutey the Arkon mount, in fact I bought one for my other car. Most of the windshield mounts fall off when it gets really hot outside, not this mount. It stays stuck like glue until you want to remove it.
1933916
It really isn't about what brand and model of your car but rather the type of mirror you have installed in your car. With that being said this mount works on almost every mirror. Do you have a HomeLink mirror installed? If so yes.
61366
I can't say they will fit but if you have mirrors that have a space with room enough for a small rubberized clamp they should fit.
1253086
When I was first looking at reviews for this great mirror I saw where some people were having trouble fitting this to their mirrors when they had Onstar and things like that. I have a standard mirror and it works fine. I think if you can contact Car Mate maybe they can answer your question. I love my mirror and it does what it says and it is good quality and gives me very good visibility. I hope it can work for you!
2164987
It doesn`t fit my Honda`s cup holder, but definitely fit`s our gym machine`s. Though, machines vary. So, good luck!!!!!!
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Fred: look at the stem that supports the mirror from where it attaches to the windshield. If it is a round tube, this device will work. If it is a square or rectangular, then you will have to do some modifying to the tube as this mount is setup for a round tubular mount.
938509
It will fit most mirror sizes as it adjusts, I would say anything past 270mm it will possibly interfere with your sunvisors.
2228914
I have not seen a Honda Fit. It worked on my Toyota Tacoma mirror, so check out what they look like and it may help you decide if you should get one. The mirror just slips over the top cover of your existing mirror and you tighten it from above with a screwdriver (The back of the mirror pops off so it is easy!) until it is good and tight and the mirror can adjust the way you want it. You do have some adjustment room!
2130455
It's best to mount this behind the Rearview mirror. Some cars have too steep of a windshield. You are better off using the 3M adhesive mount. (much shorter) There is also a 3rd party ball sock mount if you search for RCPANO2S360
126427
It is a universal mirror so even If it doesn't fit on the piece that is attached to your car all you have to do is glue on the piece they provide for you onto the window and the glue is $5 tops at any walmart or auto parts store. Very simple installation. But the mirror itself shakes very badly when driving and falls down, at least for me. So explore your options.
312221
This is a very universal mirror. You may have to install the windshield bracket and run the wires but it most likely would work.It comes with everything generally needed for installation.
1796112
The mirror attaches to the plastic casing of the side mirrors. If your casing is wide enough to take the clamp, then it will work.
1992231
I don't own the 4-panel mirror, but the specs say it is over 27 inches long. That seems like a lot of additional weight on your OEM mirror mount. The added weight may make your OEM mirror mount fail especially if it's just glued onto the glass. If that happens, the aftermarket glass adhesives are usually not as good as the OEM glues. If you want a clip-on mirror, go Broadway (but be prepared for "Objects in mirror are actually closer than they appear").
941981
Don't know about Honda, but it is same mount just check length. This one is 16"
1319412
I had no problems fitting it over my Honda Element's existing rear view mirror. I don't have an exact measurement to give you.
640090
It should. I installed one on our 2008 CR-V. I will note that where it fits on the "tab" which is glued to the windshield, it is not as "solid" as the OEM mirror was. If I remember right, the OEM mirror was not quite a "standard" design but used a spring assembly or something to keep it aligned tightly and locked in place, whereas this mirror uses a standard design. You may be able to find a Honda-specific adapter if you want to get a more solid or "tighter" fit, but I decided that it was not necessary for us.