Rear Pop up visor not working?
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2001 c320 - 2002 ml55 - 2011 c300 - 2014 slk350 - 2015 cla45
Mine also sticks in the full upright position. I have somewhat of a ghetto fix. I simply hit the button to stop it before the arms fully extend. It is up 99% of all the way but never sticks. For the record, I also stop it about an inch before it gets to the fully retracted position - that way it doesn't rattle.
ill spend that 1K+ the dealer would probably want to fix on some other toy.....
next job- steering wheel till
#52
First of all, it's not a "sun visor" as the thread titled, it is a "rear sun shades"
When mine broke ....
The dealer was working from both rear seats and trunk because there was some "stain" on my rear seats after the work was done.
If you clear your trunk, and look up you will see the sunshade assembly( looks like a stainless / aluminum bar, there are screws there, un screw it then pull the unit out from the rear seats.
Your problem is the Motor, it is off track, so all you have to do is try to aligne it back on track and it should roll.
Have fun.
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When mine broke ....
![wwf](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/chairshot.gif)
The dealer was working from both rear seats and trunk because there was some "stain" on my rear seats after the work was done.
If you clear your trunk, and look up you will see the sunshade assembly( looks like a stainless / aluminum bar, there are screws there, un screw it then pull the unit out from the rear seats.
Your problem is the Motor, it is off track, so all you have to do is try to aligne it back on track and it should roll.
Have fun.
#53
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See post #35 of this thread. It's not a fun task. You should read all the steps first before trying it. Make sure that you do not change the orientation of the gearbox output shaft because that will change when it turns off the motor to stop it from going too far up or down.
Some have found that the grease in the gearbox was the problem. It wasn't for me and in fact I don't know what the problem is as I wasn't able to fix it (I do know the motor works and outside of the car, the shade will move by pressing the switch). Sometime when I have more time I might take another look.
Some have found that the grease in the gearbox was the problem. It wasn't for me and in fact I don't know what the problem is as I wasn't able to fix it (I do know the motor works and outside of the car, the shade will move by pressing the switch). Sometime when I have more time I might take another look.