67 Dart Remote Mirror Demystified
Part 3...
Some notes...
The actuator where the glass attaches to has 3 holes that the cables go thru. There is a cable crimp on each one. This mirror had one if the crimps that pulled thru the aluminum mirror glass mount. I was able to get it back thru. You could probably make a small horse shoe clip to put under the crimp to prevent the crimp from pulling thru.
The scratched areas are where there was 4 small dollops of glass adhesive.
A question about a mirror not being tight is probably the crimps no longer being tight to the aluminum mirror holder
There is a spring in the joystick which if it was too loose it too might not allow the mirror to stay in position
I noticed that when the cables are laid out straight, the actuator head was excessively loose, curving the cables caused it to tighten up nicely.
The last thing I noticed was the actuator head had "R" "Y" "G" stamped on it, this corelated with the cable colors.
Part 3...
Some notes...
The actuator where the glass attaches to has 3 holes that the cables go thru. There is a cable crimp on each one. This mirror had one if the crimps that pulled thru the aluminum mirror glass mount. I was able to get it back thru. You could probably make a small horse shoe clip to put under the crimp to prevent the crimp from pulling thru.
The scratched areas are where there was 4 small dollops of glass adhesive.
A question about a mirror not being tight is probably the crimps no longer being tight to the aluminum mirror holder
There is a spring in the joystick which if it was too loose it too might not allow the mirror to stay in position
I noticed that when the cables are laid out straight, the actuator head was excessively loose, curving the cables caused it to tighten up nicely.
The last thing I noticed was the actuator head had "R" "Y" "G" stamped on it, this corelated with the cable colors.
