3rd Gen Sun Visor Clips
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techno
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I've never seen a clip that holds the visor in the flipped up position, they always just stay wherever you put it.
Do you mean the clip that holds the visor in the across the windshield position? If so then the part number varies slightly depending on what color interior you have. It's called a Holder, Visor
74348-22020-B4 (bluish-grey)
74348-22020-B8 (moon mist)
74348-22020-B9 (charcoal)
74348-22020-E1 (oak)
Do you mean the clip that holds the visor in the across the windshield position? If so then the part number varies slightly depending on what color interior you have. It's called a Holder, Visor
74348-22020-B4 (bluish-grey)
74348-22020-B8 (moon mist)
74348-22020-B9 (charcoal)
74348-22020-E1 (oak)
4Runninitup
New member
Now that's what I call customer service! Where's the tip jar? :whipping2:
xskydivingdudex
Senior Member
At the risk of making myself sound like an idiot, how do you remove this clip? Obviously, I removed the clearly visible screw, but it is still snug. I don't want to break it trying jerk out it out though. Once you remove the screw, how the hell do you get this thing out? Thanks in advance for any guidance.
Red October
Member
Short answer, you just gotta wiggle it back and forth while pulling it out, and work it out of the hole its in.
The reason for this is the screw spreads a couple of tabs that hold the plastic part in a hole. Think of it kinda like a dry-wall anchor, if that makes sense. Obviously after time they get less flexible and therefore harder to get out. Hope this helps.
CO-4Runner
Junior Member
Sun Visor Clip FIX
Don't buy another clip. I did, and it broke upon first use. I found another solution. I didn't create this fix, but I cant remember where I saw it. Basically just wedge a piece of rubber vacuum hose into the hole left after it breaks.
Here's a quick 1min video that shows how its done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMI8V3grz0&feature=youtu.be
Don't buy another clip. I did, and it broke upon first use. I found another solution. I didn't create this fix, but I cant remember where I saw it. Basically just wedge a piece of rubber vacuum hose into the hole left after it breaks.
Here's a quick 1min video that shows how its done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NMI8V3grz0&feature=youtu.be
Mighty Buffalo
Member
That is excellent, I'll be doing it to my visor
