How to Replace Sun Visor 2007-11 Honda CR-V
Created on: 2018-07-19
How to replace a broken or loose sun visor on 09 Honda CRV
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step 1 :Removing the Sun Visor
- Release the sun visor from its clip
- Turn the sun visor aside
- Pull the cover of the sun visor base with a pick or screwdriver
- Pull the cover off the sun visor arm
- Remove the two T25 Torx bolts from the sun visor base
- Disconnect the electrical connector if a light is present
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step 2 :Installing the Sun Visor
- Connect the electrical connector if a light is present
- Line up the sun visor base on the ceiling
- Insert the two T25 bolts into the sun visor base
- Slide the sun visor base cover over the visor arm
- Snap the cover into place on the base
- Clip the sun visor into place
Tools needed
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Flat Blade Screwdriver
T25 Torx Socket
Pick
Hi. I'm Mike from 1AAuto. We've been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
All right, to get the sun visor out, first, we're going to release it right here. We want to pull this cover off. Over here we'll take a 90 pick, or you can take a straight screwdriver. Just pull this little cover off like this. Slide this off. There's a slot for the cover to come off. Just like that. I'm going to use a T25 driver. You can use that. Looks like you could also use a straight blade screwdriver if you didn't have a Torx bit. So pull the screw out. Turn the visor and pull this one out. That's it. This vehicle does not have a light. If you did have a light, there would be a wire that you would have to pull down and disconnect the connector.
So we're going to reinstall this. Hold this up here. Get the screw started before we tighten down, move the visor, get this screw started. Take my Torx driver and tighten it up. We'll just snug that up. Not too tight because it is in plastic. I'll take this cover, I'm going to slide it over just like that, and just push it up.
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