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How do you remove a Honda sun visor?
What’s the best way to remove a Honda sun visor? I need to take off the sun visor, but I’m not sure how to get it done. I can’t even find any visible screws or clips to undo it!
Chloe Jenkins · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Removing the sun visor from your Honda can be a tricky process—but try not to worry! You can get it done with a flathead screwdriver and some protective tape. Follow these steps to remove your Honda sun visor:
- Locate the hole at the front of the bracket cover. It will be very small and face the windshield.
- Wrap the end of your screwdriver in protective tape and insert it into the hole.
- Push the hook hidden inside the hole. Make sure the hook is fully unlocked before you continue.
- While pushing the hook, use your other hand to release the sun visor from the base.
Even though this process only has four steps, it can still be difficult to get right. To make sure it’s as easy as possible, try slowing down and maintaining a calm composure. Getting frustrated will only make it harder.
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