To fix the problem of a sagging car sun visor, first check if the mounting screws are loose. They are typically located inside the side panel of the passenger seat. Use a screwdriver or pliers to tighten them appropriately to restore stability. For looseness caused by aging pivot clips, you can try wrapping rubber bands around the base of the connecting rod to increase friction, or directly replace the plastic clip components (available online for approximately 15 to 50 ringgit). It is advisable to purchase OEM parts to ensure compatibility. During operation, avoid applying excessive force that could damage the interior trim panels. If DIY repair proves difficult, visit an authorised service centre where labor costs typically range from 80 to 150 ringgit. As a crucial driving aid, regular inspection of the sun visor's mounting condition can prevent sudden sagging that may obstruct vision while driving. Additionally, refrain from frequent forceful adjustments to prolong its service life.
