Do you have pics?

Hard to reference the issue without them really.

 

try removing the visor off the car and spin the sucker around a few times, and replace, see then if it falls back. Then I figure out how to correct it by it being in hand than talking.

 

Ahh, my daily dose of fishyspeak. Good for the soul and your CRV.

 

Mine physically fell down and hung by it's wires a couple times. Both times was replaced by warranty. Both times were because it had a bent part from the factory (or so I was told). This last one is still working good.

 

If off warranty, I suggest:

1. Remove and drip Vibra-TITE into the pivot.

https://tinyurl.com/64pe7h4s

OR

2. Secure the visor to the headliner with a spot of Velcro.

 

red threadlock what if you need to get off, then you gots to Heat t he sucker up

 

Had the same problem on my 2017 Touring on the driver side.

 

I tken a look at ours 4 years old and looks good, the bar has a flat spot, and did not realize it extends out.

 

I tqken a look at ours 4 years old and looks good, the bar has a flat spot, and did not realize it extends out.

Living in AZ where we have a lot of sun, sliding sunvisors have become a purchase requirement for us.

 

Saggy sun visors is something that has eventually happened to every single vehicle I have ever owned. Eventually, gravity wins.

 

Kind of like old age.

 

the egineers can do a better job in blocking Sun but they can not figure out how to not block the view

update with pics this site is fast moving

 

Picture posted in thread. Thanks

Thanks for the demo. So in my 2018 CRV, it no longer locks back in place. Any suggestions on how to fix it? It's been already replaced once by warranty, and now I'm out of warranty. This is the highest it can go back in place.

If off warranty, I suggest:

1. Remove and drip Vibra-TITE into the pivot.

https://tinyurl.com/64pe7h4s

OR

2. Secure the visor to the headliner with a spot of Velcro.

How you do you do #1? Is there a video or diagram on how to do it? Thanks

 

 

Thanks Fishy! I never would have thought of that. My 98 Accord actually had a plastic piece that slid out from inside the visor and that was what I was looking for.

 

I "liked" your post, not because you don't have the sliding visors, but because you posted you findings.

It seems there are more and more little things that add up to make me happy we purchased the higher priced Touring model.

Not everyone cares about these things, but it is good that Honda gives us some choice.

 

I "liked" your post, not because you don't have the sliding visors, but because you posted you findings.

It seems there are more and more little things that add up to make me happy we purchased the higher priced Touring model.

Not everyone cares about these things, but it is good that Honda gives us some choice.

Have 2018 CRV Touring, drivers sun visor wouldn’t close flat. Spoke with service advisor while having another warranty issue addressed and he ordered a replacement visor. A week later, a call to get installed and was in & out in less 30 mins. No cost, covered by warranty.

 

Here's a picture of what's happening. It won't stay closed to the top. This has never happened to my other non-Honda's. Any other suggestions on how to fix? I'm out of warranty now.

 

 

Here’s an idea. How about a small strip of Velcro, don’t use too much, I would try 1inch square

 

There are many approaches to how to solve this problem
Some go from the most expensive of replacement with new part from Honda
To the cheap fixes of Velcro or a 2 inch paper clip
The Velcro can go on the visor and stick to the ceiling fabric
Or it can go on the shaft just inside of the visor
The paper clip acts to hold the visor tightly onto the shaft
Have seen people use screws and a decorative nut to hold the visor tight on the shaft
The preferred method is replacement
but not everyone wants to spend hundreds to fix the sun visor
A search on youtube can illustrate those methods much better

 

those clips are ugly and will leave an indent

as mentioned about glue

whatever you do, let us know your outcome good luck

 

Same thing happened on my dad's Accord. Got a replacement from my local dlr. Guy in parts gives me a good discount. I think I paid around $105 but that's for the entire visor. Works like a charm now.

 

It's just disturbing that even the replacements failed after 1.5 years. It's also sagging on the passenger side too. Hard to believe no one else has this problem? I feel like it's a manufacturer's defect?!?!

 

I'm curious, do you use the visors often? My 2018 has had no issues. I wonder if there is a bad batch of visors out there that were manufactured improperly.

 

I guess some of us just start sagging earlier than others, sorry, fact of life.

 

Hi
My 2019 Australian model now 2 yrs old is on it s third driver s side (Right hand) visor replaced under warranty.. My problem is the visor drops from the full forward position after a few bumps on the road. Each visor has done the same from the beginning. I' ve given up and accept the shortcoming now.
Anyone else manage a "fix"?
rory

 

I' ve given up and accept the shortcoming now.
Anyone else manage a "fix"?

Look at post 35

 

Think I would try Velcro before drilling holes

 

I have the exact same problem. Same vehicle. I took the plastic clamshell apart & found the pocket that the torsion spring fits in ha had sheared & was not supporting the spring. I bought a C-clip, used to fix Accord/Civic visors, that backs up the pocket. But I can't get the visor to rotate, with or without the clip. Suggestions? What did you finally do? Can't figure how to make it rotate.

 

I added some silicon grease. It only made it a little smoother but still will not close all the way. I suspect something broke inside like you verified. Looks like it will be temporary till the whole thing starts falling down and blocks your vision. Unfortunately, I don't have a fix yet. I may be having to replace the whole thing but it would suck to have to do it every 2 years.

 

If the OP has a base model it may not have the sliding visors. It's amazing what they will cut out to save a buck or two on base models.

 

As a simple solution is about a thin piece of metal shaped like so

the only problem is when you want to put down to the Sun. at least it will no longer fall you can see the person who made it on line

 

I know some have said the binder clip method looks ugly but it has worked well for at least 5 years on the Civic. It may or may not work in your situation but thought I would provide some insight. I was frustrated the visor would droop down. Got a replacement visor from Honda using the warranty back then and then the visor failed again. So I did this binder clip method and it has lasted.