If it's the mount, pop the plastic cover from the roof panel and tighten the hold down screw. Oh you're metric so you may have to turn it left.
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I called the dealer I bought my cube from and they said I would have to take it in to be checked and then if they determined it was broken they would order the part, then I'd have to make a second trip there for them to change it. The bigger problem is that my dealer is about an hour from my house and with the tolls would cost me $12 anyway. The place I'm getting it from is 5 minutes from my house. I'll spend the extra $4.Chompsticks said:If you went to Nissan they should have replaced it for free.... Although you would have to wait like 2 hours!
no shit!!!! lol i can just see the mirror will fly to the back and hit my dog in the face lol!Chompsticks said:Apparently Nissan designed the mirror that way so that in case of an impact the mirrors should fall off.... Thinking in my head... (As a flying projectile!)
I am not sure if I understand the point behind the mirror flying off in an impact though... To avoid possibly headbutting a solid plastic piece and a mirror into your eye or head? I mean that mirror could fly and hit the person in the rear seat instead!![]()
damian666robin said:actually, when mine broke, I was going around a turn and the mirror almost hit me in a very tender area. It was a very close call. It's a stupid design feature. I'd rather smack my head into it then have it fall of and hit me in the fruit basket while I'm driving.Chompsticks said:Apparently Nissan designed the mirror that way so that in case of an impact the mirrors should fall off.... Thinking in my head... (As a flying projectile!)
I am not sure if I understand the point behind the mirror flying off in an impact though... To avoid possibly headbutting a solid plastic piece and a mirror into your eye or head? I mean that mirror could fly and hit the person in the rear seat instead!![]()
no shit!!!! lol i can just see the mirror will fly to the back and hit my dog in the face lol!
Actually all mirrors are designed this way except the higher end ones clip off so they can be put back on. Nissan went the cheap route and used one time break off plastic. Then again when the expensive one breaks it costs a fortune to replace. Here is my Mercedes mirror on ebay and this price is used. I think I prefer the el cheapo Nissan idea.Chompsticks said:Apparently Nissan designed the mirror that way so that in case of an impact the mirrors should fall off.... Thinking in my head... (As a flying projectile!)
I am not sure if I understand the point behind the mirror flying off in an impact though... To avoid possibly headbutting a solid plastic piece and a mirror into your eye or head? I mean that mirror could fly and hit the person in the rear seat instead!![]()