New TSB for the Broken Sun Visor
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New TSB for the Broken Sun Visor
i put it in the TSB/Recall thread https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...17#post1740817
seems to be a new new part number. should help a few people out. 42 months on my original visors. i feel left out
seems to be a new new part number. should help a few people out. 42 months on my original visors. i feel left out
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Originally Posted by zoom44
i put it in the TSB/Recall thread https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...17#post1740817
seems to be a new new part number. should help a few people out. 42 months on my original visors. i feel left out
seems to be a new new part number. should help a few people out. 42 months on my original visors. i feel left out
#12
Originally Posted by zoom44
had my left taillight replaced for the water inside yesterday- had the right one done 6months ago. just take it in and get it swapped.
never needed visors or tailights... zoom thanks for the update....
beers
#13
I've had both visors swapped but not the taillights. Good to see this has become an official issue with Mazda. Both times mine were swapped out the dealership acted like they never heard of the problem. However I noticed the other day a very small amount of moisture on the left taillight so maybe sometime in the future.
#17
#18
Sun Visor number 3 today(broke 2 on driver side so far). I commute into the sun for some part of every morning.
Also a new set of Tail lights :P Both had water in them. 30k miles.
I was dragging my feet on the lights but the visor NEEDS to be replaced when it breaks. You might want to keep a philps screwdriver in the glove box. When it breaks it's painful. It totally blocks your vision. Just remove the 2 screws and snap the clip on the wire to remove it.
NH
You can just buy the part if you have to. Don't pay anyone to 'work' on replacing it. My 3 year old could do the work.
Also a new set of Tail lights :P Both had water in them. 30k miles.
I was dragging my feet on the lights but the visor NEEDS to be replaced when it breaks. You might want to keep a philps screwdriver in the glove box. When it breaks it's painful. It totally blocks your vision. Just remove the 2 screws and snap the clip on the wire to remove it.
NH
You can just buy the part if you have to. Don't pay anyone to 'work' on replacing it. My 3 year old could do the work.
#21
Funny, mine's fine, too, after two years of ownership. Is it because the car spends most of its time in a dark garage? Or that I NEVER let it slam back into position when I'm finished using it? Or am I just lucky??
#22
but the problem is that they *suppose* to break by itself even when u dont use it. They spread because of heat I think.
meh, doesnt matter, My car has so much problems cuz it never really gave me much problems !