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rear view mirror shaky????
just a quick question here. I just installed a backup camera with a monitor in the rearview mirror, its the kind that mounts over your factory mirror. is there a way for my a tighten up the factory mirror to keep it from shaking while driving? i guess the extra weight is just a little too much.
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What I've always done, is installed some weather stripping between the factory mirror and the aftermarket one. Then what I did was zip tied the aftermarket mirror to the factory mirror and pull it snug. The mirror I had had four slots to slip little zip ties threw and you could not see them unless you looked behind the mirror. Cut all the of the shaking out.
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