402 MG Tech | Rearview Mirror Maintenance

John Twist doesn't like having car parts that rattle or shift. If your rear view mirror is loose or noisy, good news - it can be fixed! John demonstrates how to remove the mirror, stop the rattle, and tighten the connections so the mirror works properly.
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[@otmarrenken3465]

Those loose mirrors always bothered me, after seeing it, I went out and repaired both mirrors in about 15 minutes. Thanks John, you are the man!

[@kpbarrow]

Well that fixed my floppy mirror problem. I'd assumed the torx head mine has was a sign that they shouldn't be adjusted! Literally 2 mins after the video and job done!

[@brudug713]

Thank you John. As always you are a great help to me.

[@MGB-learning]

Outstanding video and presentation.

[@johnw6498]

Great info as usual only shortcomings of the Tex mirrors is that they don't have a great range of adjustment.

[@ntsecrets]

Making sure they don't fall off easily is good advise - I had one fall off in the garage and didn't notice until I rolled over it :(

[@can-cruiser]

Great video John. Any tips to prevent rattling of MGA dash-mounted rear view mirror? Thanks

[@UniversityMotorsOnline]

Good idea! Thanks.

[@jamesworsham125]

How timely was this video? I have a pair that I plan to install on my 66. 😉

[@UniversityMotorsOnline]

Happy to help!