Sunglasses Holder and Exhaust Trim fitted

[alexperkins]

Yup

[iichel]

thanks for the link Alex

[RUM4MO]

Well, that is that sorted out then, thanks!

[TheFrog]

Second sunglasses case - with the correct clips - arrived yesterday. I used a pair of needle-nose pliers to remove the grab handle and then just pushed the case into place. Perfect fit, good quality. The only slight annoyance (first-world problem..? ) is that the return spring/damper isn't quite powerful enough, so I have to push it to close it properly.

[RUM4MO]

----------- The only slight annoyance (first-world problem..? ) is that the return spring/damper isn't quite powerful enough, so I have to push it to close it properly.

I think that that was always a problem with these sunglasses holders, maybe less so when the cars had less padding on that area of the roof lining. Maybe not so much a problem if you had fitted the original one as you can get a small bit of movement due to the method of securing it - ie the car-side fixing floats in the slot.

[CNK]

Thx @alexperkins! I bought this, and it is better way than sunglasses holder from VW Bora (http://www.polo9n.info/Wissen/anleitung ... ECIxNxjUUg)

I waited eight days for the package from this seller.

The only slight annoyance (first-world problem..? ) is that the return spring/damper isn't quite powerful enough, so I have to push it to close it properly.

Yeaa.. here video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eth04iW2_v0

[RUM4MO]

I thought my previous posting covered how to (accidentally) avoid having the nuisance of the slow/lazy closure of a retro-fitted sunglasses holder?