Why does the sun always shine through the gap between the sun visors in the car?
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The obvious answer to the question is because there is a gap! I have a mini-visor above the rear-view but the sun always finds a way through. Ever noticed how bus drivers have a roller blind that they can pull down? I want one of those!
be more specific what kind of car do you have.and that makes absolutly no sense to me
Because you're going the wrong way.
mercedes benz has put a little sun visor there on all of their models since about 1970!!
you wouldnt have this problem if you owned one of them..
Must be so that they an fold down on thier pivot. Ruddy annoying though.
that is the most annoying thing ever! y bother having the visors??
Design issue. Have a close look at how a typical visor is fitted. If the gap was non-existent, the hinge point would be too weak. I sorted the problem by taping a strip of gaffer tape onto the top of the visor. Works a treat.
Try driving backwards at night. I've been doing it for years. Never got blinded yet. Got nicked yeah for sure but not blinded
Thanks for the points
my vw got a little visor above the mirror
Sod's law. I put my tax disc up there to block a bit of the sun. Nasty Police man told me that I had to move it. Nice Police man told I'd be hard pushed to get a conviction because you can read it from both sides of the car. Sorry what was the question again.?
It doesn't, really.
It's just that you only notice it when it does because it hurts your eyes! I don't know what the brand name is but I bought this dark see-through shade film that sticks to the inside of the windshield & goes right between the two visors, blocking the sunlight through the gap. Perhaps a local auto parts store carries it - it must be a very common problem, as old as driving cars.
Good Luck!
;-)
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