Here you go look at this as a DIY project "click: https://www.lamonstergarage.com/cam-am-spyder-loose-mirrors-fix-f3-and-2020-rt/
Apparently, BRP now markets kits that convert the loose mirrors from clip-on to bolt-on. My dealer has ordered several sets; no word yet on deliveries.Hi All,
The mirror wobble has gotten progressively worse on our 20 RT Limited as we have put more miles on it. Based on other posts it seems that wedgies were in the works but could not find if they are available.
Anyone have any more info?
Here you go look at this as a DIY project "click: https://www.lamonstergarage.com/cam-am-spyder-loose-mirrors-fix-f3-and-2020-rt/
The 1/4 - 20 combo drill/tap used in the Lamonster video is made by Kline Tools, and is available at Graybar Electrical Supply and other Kline suppliers. I have the full Electrician's set ganging from 6-32 through 1/4 - 20. Electricians like myself have been using specialty tools like these and Triple Taps for ages.
Apparently, BRP now markets kits that convert the loose mirrors from clip-on to bolt-on. My dealer has ordered several sets; no word yet on deliveries.
Apparently, BRP now markets kits that convert the loose mirrors from clip-on to bolt-on. My dealer has ordered several sets; no word yet on deliveries.
I have a new 2020 RTL. Same issue, but BRP does have a fix. It won’t be a recall since it’s not considered a safety issue. My dealer has just ordered the parts for me. I gave him the part numbers as used by Shawn Smoak in Vancouver WA. You’ll need 4 of each as follows:
708400550 - anchorage, mirror,
207551044 - flange hex screw.
232561200 - nut, stop, elastic.
Cost should be about $65.
My parts guy said they are listed at BRP so it shouldn’t be an issue to get hold of them..
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Here you go look at this as a DIY project https://www.lamonstergarage.com/cam-...3-and-2020-rt/
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The 1/4 - 20 combo drill/tap used in the Lamonster video is made by Kline Tools, and is available at Graybar Electrical Supply and other Kline suppliers. I have the full Electrician's set ganging from 6-32 through 1/4 - 20. Electricians like myself have been using specialty tools like these and Triple Taps for ages.
Another vote for Lamonsters' fix. It worked for me. I already had a drill set to drill a 1/4" hole. I threaded the hole with a 1/4-20 tap I bought at Home Depot for about $6.00 and a couple of 1/4-20 screws. I couldn't find stainless steel, so I used brass screws.
Zip Zam Zowie and SWOOSH..... All Fixed.