All the screws are tight. It's just that the arm is much longer than the stock one and the digital mirror is considerably heavier, making it prone to vibration. As much is I don't like the look, I'm considering removing it and remounting the OEM mirror and using the straps.
But for a vehicle...
I just installed mine using the OEM style bracket (P190 if I remember correctly) and noticed right away that there's a considerable amount of vibration when driving on a fairly smooth road compared to the stock mirror. Anything I can do to alleviate that?
Outside of that, I have no complaints...
As an update to this, the weather was finally nice enough for me to get this installed. Tried the fish tape and got snagged on something about 5 whole seconds after inserting the tape into the headliner... :cautious:
Looks like in addition to any wiring/supports in there, the washer fluid line...
Yeah, I I haven't had a chance to pull the panel off and see what's going on in there yet, but was hoping someone had figured out a good location to drill through the panel to bolt-up one like this on a 6th gen.
Sorry to bump this stale thread, but has anyone managed to come up with a crafty solution for this?
Sucks they omitted it from the 6th gen - it's like extra punishment for not going Premium... :ROFLMAO:
Did a lot of lurking before pulling the trigger, so might as well make it official…
- What's your vehicle history / background?
Had a couple of older Camaros and Firebirds growing up. First new purchase was a 2001 Mitsu Eclipse GT (wanted a 3000GT but they stopped making them in 2000 iirc)...
Looking at all the threads I could find, people tend to run the camera wire from the overhead console (at least in the cases using a Dongar, which is what I’ll be using to power it), across the front edge of the windshield, over the A pillar, then back along the passenger or driver side, across...