TFT LCD Reversing Monitor

[Janiemou]

Next problem! Are these vehicles designed to fall apart after five years?

We have the above monitor linked to our reversing camera and clipped to a conventional rear-view mirror. It's a bit primitive, but that's how it came. The monitor fixes to the mirror with two fixed top brackets, and two spring-loaded bottom brackets. The rubber grips on the brackets have disintegrated and we now keep it in place with hair bands. Can we buy replacement grips anywhere?

 

[David and Sally]

Probably not. There may be alternatives in car shops, motorcycle shops etc but that will take some hunting.

If you can ID the make give them a ring they may send you a couple.

Or try

DRW Electronics, Rear View Camera Specialists

DRW Electronics specialize in rear view camera systems for cars, motorhomes, buses, taxis and trucks and carry large stocks from the simple basic systems up to the four camera systems with quad screen

www.drwelectronics.com

Very helpful guy. He may be able to point you in the right direction.

 

[tonyidle]

Heatshrink?

 

[The Dobbsters]

What about the sugru ? , i think there is one that stays flexible instead of setting hard now

 

[Landy Andy]

Cable tie around each pair of grip legs behind mirror?

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[TheBig1]

a little blob of blutack on each of the perished pads will work

 

[Off da Grid]

Glue it on with silicone sealant.