Thread: sunvisor part numbers D3

I've had interior trimmers do them on customers cars and trucks before mate.

Edit- I'd go leather or pleather as it's easier to clean

For anybody chasing these part numbers. 86.35 GBP each

EDQ500961LUM
EDQ500971LUM

Silly me, expected the visors and even the windscreen columns to be done as part of the headlining, when I had mine done, but mine don't look too bad as the new fabric is a close enough match, so the difference is not noticed at first glance.

Originally Posted by RANDLOVER

Silly me, expected the visors and even the windscreen columns to be done as part of the headlining, when I had mine done, but mine don't look too bad as the new fabric is a close enough match, so the difference is not noticed at first glance.

Pillars were done, I elected not to have visors done as I wanted to get originals, is that ok with you?

As my roof and pillars steadily fall apart I’ve been wondering what to do with the visors. I’m quite partial to the LR pictures and data on the drivers side.

My plan is to remove all myself but will have to use a small trailer to get to the trim shop.

Was thinking to cut out the LR graphics and glue these over the retrimmed visors in same location. Guess the new ones will be about $400 once landed in Oz. About same as relining not including removal costs.

Originally Posted by PerthDisco

As my roof and pillars steadily fall apart I’ve been wondering what to do with the visors. I’m quite partial to the LR pictures and data on the drivers side.

My plan is to remove all myself but will have to use a small trailer to get to the trim shop.

Was thinking to cut out the LR graphics and glue these over the retrimmed visors in same location. Guess the new ones will be about $400 once landed in Oz. About same as relining not including removal costs.

be prepared for a price shock. Visors are $315 each, clips are $115 each.

Ex UK price was $115 referred above plus shipping etc so a good deal by sounds

Has anyone had any success with regluing the headliner/sunvisor fabric in situ, say by injecting glue under the fabric?