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will do when i get home...

i'm going on a big rejuvenation spree on the car at the moment...

pulled half the dash apart the other day to find some rattles etc....

found a old cd behind the dash from the previous owner (2 years ago :P)

also found a frequency adapter that wasn't being used, from where someone had adapted the standard head unit to australian radio frequencies

pulled about 15-20 metres of unused cables/wiring out of the car.

got a lot more rattles etc to find yet tho :)

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Well i'm not going to go to nuts cos it's sunday but it looks like there are three screw that hold the swivle plate but the actual pivot point (which is what I thnk is loose in yours) seems to be behind the mirror assembly itself. And the combination being flimsy things to pull apart and i've lent my body manual out means that i'm not going to attempt this. You'll just have to find out how the mirror seperates from the assembly because i've seen many different set ups from pop off to slide down pop both bottom clips out and slide the top out! I think their is a tutorial on fixing an R33 wing mirror so maybe thats worth a look!

The rest should be very simple = screws and bolts etc. which i'm sure you can handle.

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problem with my loose mirror solvered...

thanks Matt!

while i was in there i also fixed my window guides... my window no longer rattles around, and also put a new switch in :rofl:

my windows rattle when they're down, how do i fix the window guides? is it hard? thanks.

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problem with my loose mirror solvered...

thanks Matt!

while i was in there i also fixed my window guides... my window no longer rattles around, and also put a new switch in ;)

No worries buddy! Although I didn't do much but kick you in the arse! :P

Killed two birds with one stone too! Thats a good days work. 1 rattle down, 27 to go hey? :rofl:

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