My driver side mirror rattles when i listen to music with the bass up. It is more of a rattling shaky almost as if it was loose. However the passenger side mirror doesnt shake/rattle. Is there anything I can do to eliminate this.

 

From what I have read on here it's just the way the mirror is. Like how the mirror is held in the housing and mounted to the adjustment motors. (power mirrors). Mine vibrates, along with my rear view, and to some extent the passenger too

 

my passenger only vibrates when im in reverse and my rearview shakes when i listen to amilli.

drivers side is solid.

 

Is it just the mirror part itself? or is it the whole housing for the mirror? My mirrors themselves vibrate all the time when I have my music turned up, and I only have stock non-pioneer speakers.

 

my drivers rattles more then the passanger but of corse the rear view is the worst. but its w/e i went from having a car w/ 3 12's in the trunk so now i can actully use my mirrors.

 

Stop listening to shitty rap music.

 

heavy metal is even worse for vibrations than rap

 

so cuda stop listing to ur stupid metal ****

 

turn the bass down? lol.

 

Where's the fun in that?

 

x2..

 

Well my mirror shakes but that's cause I had it replace cause it was broken from an accident I had but it shakes all the time from music or the wind when on the highway lol

 

I listen to funk music. There's a Prodigy song that came on the radio that makes the mirrors go absolutely nuts though. I think it was Firestarter.

 

a little fist pump for funk/techno

 

Your whole car rattles its such a POS

 

The drivers side mirror is going to be looser - how many times you open / close your drivers door as opposed to your passenger door?

And the way these plastic marvels of modern engineering are literaly "snapped" together - I can't say I'm surprised they vibrate

 

just the mirror shakes, not the housing. So is there anything i could do without stop listening to music that could stop this

 

Not unless you can think of a way of bracing the mirror without losing the ability to move them. I'm pretty sure to stop it you would have to fix it permanently in one position.

 

Well...sounds like time to bust out the super glue!!!