5/09/23: I finished installing my new day/night mirror. When I installed the inner windshield trim I noticed that the upper trim piece that covered the gap between the two trim pieces at the top of the windshield was missing. It was covered up by the old mirror so I never noticed it. I took a thin piece of aluminum and fabricated a new piece. I also re-bent the bottom trim piece to form it to better fit the contour of the mouldings.

It seems to be solidly mounted so I hoping the vibrating mirror goes away. Overall, I’m happy with the results.

5/10/23: I took our truck out for a spring run to get some gas for my mower and no more vibrating Mirror. A success!
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Last edited by Phak1; 05/11/2023 12:28 AM.

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