Burghley wobbly wing mirror SOS
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Looking forward to meeting some of you at Burghley on Sunday - my first proper meet with the S after 4 years !
I have an irritating wobbly n/s mirror. Having read online they are a PITA to tighten up it seems. I have bought a new mirror base incase it is needed.
Is anyone a dab hand at tightening or replacing the mirror bases? If so it would be great to get a hand at Burghley, if you wouldn't mind.
See you Sunday.
Stuart
I have an irritating wobbly n/s mirror. Having read online they are a PITA to tighten up it seems. I have bought a new mirror base incase it is needed.
Is anyone a dab hand at tightening or replacing the mirror bases? If so it would be great to get a hand at Burghley, if you wouldn't mind.
See you Sunday.
Stuart
I'm talking about the later Citeron derived mirrors (electrically adjustable ones found on S3, S4 and V8S I believe?).
My understanding is that the grub screw is concealed under a black collar at the base of the mirror.
Quite difficult to reveal by all accounts and positioned so close to the door panel that an Allen key has to be modified (shortened) in order to get access without fouling the door itself.
My understanding is that the grub screw is concealed under a black collar at the base of the mirror.
Quite difficult to reveal by all accounts and positioned so close to the door panel that an Allen key has to be modified (shortened) in order to get access without fouling the door itself.
HvdWeerden said:
I adjusted as follows: Take the mirror off, set the screw in the +/- position. Fit the mirror to the door, check how much it needs adjustment, take it off again, set the screw in the correct position and refit the mirror. Advantage: no special allen key needed, no damage to the paint.
Sounds like a good approach - does the door card have to come off though ?Edited by HvdWeerden on Thursday 10th April 08:11
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