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Did not realize this until this post, so thanks for sharing! I had it positioned well but now it's a little more "up".
Before delivery I was worried because of the system up there; in my Subaru Crosstrek I had to constantly "look around" the mirror to check that corner - with the Maverick I can position the mirror far enough up that I can easily see that corner.
Before delivery I was worried because of the system up there; in my Subaru Crosstrek I had to constantly "look around" the mirror to check that corner - with the Maverick I can position the mirror far enough up that I can easily see that corner.
Was excited to try this and someone had already moved mine
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Does anyone know if a Ranger inside rear view mirror will fit the Maverick. They all have auto dimming.
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That plastic piece is pretty thin. You'd have to figure out how to mount it- the original mount is a metal piece glued to the glass. There is no easy way to mount that metal piece to plastic.Anyone try moving their mirror to this location? I'm curious if it would work there and give a bit more visibility.
The kits for gluing the metal piece to glass say if you mess up (upside down or facing wrong way towards glass), DON'T try to remove the metal piece- could break windshield. They say to just glue a new metal piece on top of the messed up one.
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