Bass-Driven Rear View Mirror Elevate Your Driving

The easy way to fix it is with some electrical tape and a razor blade. The noise comes from the little flipper at the bottom of the mirror. Push ... Sounds like your rear view is in the "sweat" spot of the cab layout and your sub placement. With the sub being permanently in place you cannot move it a little. Mostly, the mirror housing itself vibrates and creates extra noise due to the loose/cheap housing.... But, it also lowers its position down, ... As a temporary measure you could try some 'mass-damping'. Small masses, such as wheel balancing masses of 5 or 10 grams attached the rear of the ... I went to a auto sound meet and saw some interesting things. For one, some peoples subwoofers are a more serious kind of bass than I thought ... I just had a subwoofer installed and my rear view mirror basically "melts" out of position. I was wondering if there was a mod I could do other ... I use some rubber washers in between the mirror mounts. It helped a lot but didn't totally fix the problems. Once mine RPMs are higher it ... Or doesn't it bother you? BTW, I was able to stop some of the vibration by sticking a small piece of foam between the mirror and the glass, but ... Do you have any foil backed damper lying around? You can peel the butyl off that and mash it into the crevices. It won't ever cure. If you can't ... Some customers may comment that the left or right outside rearview mirror vibrates while driving. ... A loose stabilizing spring may cause this ...