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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 33
 
| Since installing a subwoofer to the car, the rear view mirror vibrates very loudly. It's not the fact that it's vibrating that annoys me, it's just the loud and annoying sound that comes with it.
My rear view mirror is not the one that comes with the torx screw on it (can't remember the name of that mirror).
Is there any way of reducing the vibration, or more rather, the sound of the vibration?
All it takes is for me to lightly press my finger on the back of it and it almost stops the vibrations completely. Any other ideas?
I was thinking a few pieces of dynomat on the back of it might help change its resonance frequency, but i really dont know. |
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 1093
 
Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | is it the electronic mirror?
I have had the same problem and fixed it just by pulling it apart and reassembling it. |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 33
| No it is not the electronic mirror |
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 1093
Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | just pull it off and dismantle it and look for something obvious. |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 33
| How does one actually go about removing the mirror? (non electric mirror) |
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 1093
Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Little allen key on the plate. |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 33
| Mine does not have a torx screw anywhere for me to use an allen key on :/ |
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Rear View Mirror Vibrating
