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pb450
Original Poster
148 posts
30 months
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Does anyone know how this is held on the windscreen? Double sided tape? Mine is wobbly but don't want to pull it off 'til I know what I'm faced with. Thanks.
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Jonny cobra
538 posts
82 months
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It slides over a metal clip .. Slide up and off it comes..
JC..
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Mr Nordic
193 posts
105 months
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pb450
Original Poster
148 posts
30 months
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Jonny cobra said: It slides over a metal clip .. Slide up and off it comes..
JC.. Thanks for this. Is the metal clip stuck to the windscreen with double sided tape then?
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Pupp
6,760 posts
142 months
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pb450 said: Is the metal clip stuck to the windscreen with double sided tape then? Nah. Self-tapper and velcro 
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SILICONEKID340HP
8,575 posts
101 months
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pb450 said: Jonny cobra said: It slides over a metal clip .. Slide up and off it comes..
JC.. Thanks for this. Is the metal clip stuck to the windscreen with double sided tape then? Think they use a special glue .. I have one from my car ,thought it looked to big so found a smaller one from the scrap yard ,just fitted back in to the original fixing bracket on the screen
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Ribol
9,181 posts
128 months
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pb450 said: Thanks for this. Is the metal clip stuck to the windscreen with double sided tape then? "Loctite rear view mirror adhesive" works a treat if used properly.
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phillpot
5,495 posts
53 months
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I have some "proper" double sided sticky pads I scrounged from a windscreen fitter, can pop one in the post if you PM me your address.
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pb450
Original Poster
148 posts
30 months
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phillpot said: I have some "proper" double sided sticky pads I scrounged from a windscreen fitter, can pop one in the post if you PM me your address. Brilliant! Thanks Mike. I will PM you as soon as I reach the office.
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Ribol
9,181 posts
128 months
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phillpot said: I have some "proper" double sided sticky pads I scrounged from a windscreen fitter.......... They are quicker and easier (which is why they use them) but nowhere near as solid a mounting as using the glue, especially when the mounting plate is so small 
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raceboy
10,305 posts
150 months
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As has already been said the mirror is from a Peugeot 205, I'd be quite surprised if the bit that actually mounts to the screen is loose, it's much more likely to be part of the clip. You probably need part No: 814954 from your local Peugeot dealer. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-205-GTI-INTERIOR...This bit has a habbit of breaking if you catch it wrong, I think it comes with the bit that mounts to the screen as well anyway if bought from the dealer for a whopping £4.99
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SILICONEKID340HP
8,575 posts
101 months
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Go to the scrappy ..there standard, laying all over the place..
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pb450
Original Poster
148 posts
30 months
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raceboy said: As has already been said the mirror is from a Peugeot 205, I'd be quite surprised if the bit that actually mounts to the screen is loose, it's much more likely to be part of the clip. You probably need part No: 814954 from your local Peugeot dealer. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-205-GTI-INTERIOR...This bit has a habbit of breaking if you catch it wrong, I think it comes with the bit that mounts to the screen as well anyway if bought from the dealer for a whopping £4.99 Brilliant Raceboy, you're quite correct.  A gentle easing of the mirror upwards and off it comes, leaving the piece that mounts to the screen securely in place. It is the little plastic bit which is sligtly broken (one of the vertical flanges within is missing) so I guess this causes the wobble. A new one of these should do the trick. Thanks also to Phillpot but I won't need the extra strong double sided tape it seems. 
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phillpot
5,495 posts
53 months
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pb450 said: Thanks also to Phillpot but I won't need the extra strong double sided tape it seems.
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Glassman
17,404 posts
85 months
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You might be able to take the wobble out by sticking a small square of masking tape over the mounting bracket and then slide the mirror over it.
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pb450
Original Poster
148 posts
30 months
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Glassman said: You might be able to take the wobble out by sticking a small square of masking tape over the mounting bracket and then slide the mirror over it. Like that kind of solution! Will give it a try.
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EGB
981 posts
27 months
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See recent Griff posts also. If you dare!
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