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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4973 |
May not be relevant after all this time, but there was a TSB/Service Action about juddering mirrors I think it involved fitting a extra washer or something like that can't really remember exactly, will see if I can find a copy, may help.
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Tue Nov 06 2018 7:42pm |
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bazza d Member Since: 07 Nov 2015 Location: lincoln Posts: 11 |
i had this problem about 12 months ago on mine and and used WD 40. put the thin nozzle in the swivel area gave it a good blast and cleaned off the excess and its worked perfectly ever since. |
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Tue Nov 06 2018 9:29pm |
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LandPhil Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: Suffolk Posts: 227 |
WD40 is not a lubricant it is a WATER DISPERSANT, hence its name WD. It will work for a while but over time it will gum up the works by attracting cr@p to stick to it. Use a spray silicon grease or at least a spray grease.
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Tue Nov 06 2018 9:47pm |
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garrycol Member Since: 30 Nov 2010 Location: Canberra Posts: 1067 |
A first world problem - back here in the backwoods I dont even have power fold mirrors 07MY RRS TDV6
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Tue Nov 06 2018 11:58pm |
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mrluke Member Since: 22 Apr 2018 Location: Essex Posts: 270 |
I took my mirror apart and lubricated everything with white grease . Did not really solve the problem , i think i need a new motor ... |
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Wed Nov 07 2018 1:08pm |
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Cosmo15555 Member Since: 24 Jun 2014 Location: Stevenage Posts: 163 |
Thanks for the info I sprayed the all the moving parts on mirror with silicone spray and all working ok 👍 |
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Thu Nov 08 2018 6:12pm |
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