I used sandpaper and roughed-up the ball area on the mirror, then took a
punch and hammered around on the ball and edge of the socket.  I took a
700 mile round trip over the weekend, and the mirrors did not move.  I
noticed that the ball is metal; hopefully this will begin to rust and
provide further stability to the troublesome mounting.  This seemed to
work for me.

dr

yosemite333@HOTMAIL.COM wrote:
> I'm sure this has been discussed many times but how do you prevent the
> passenger mirror from moving when a truck passes youor it's windy.  I've
> taken it apart and there is a spring and a screw with a nut.  Do you
> tighten
> the nut as tight as possible to get the mirror to stay in place?  I've
> tighten it before but that doesn't do the trick unless I need to really
> tighten it.  There must be an easy fix to this.
>
> 84 Westy
>
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