How To Fix A Loose Sun Visor (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 488)

Andy Phillips shows quick and easy how to fix a loose sun visor in your car or truck. The mounts can become loose over time and become very annoying when they are not secure.
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[@nicoleanita2681]

What if the visor won’t close all the way and it’s floppy? How would I fix that ??😭

[@PhillipsVision]

@@nicoleanita2681 so it’s loose on the rod? If so, you can try tightening that by injecting a little glue with a hot glue gun. That should tighten the fit.