How to repair Chevy Trailblazer sun visor that falls out of the socket?

I forced a small nail between the visor rod and the tube (or whatever) the rod goes into in the visor itself. That created enough tension or drag to hold the visor and keep it from drooping. The visor now works in all three positions.

My 2007 camry's sun visor (driver side) was broken and it was fixed by toyota dealer saying there is a recall. check with your nearest toyota dealer.

If there is head of a screw on the arm that attaches to the sunvisor you can tighten that up. If not the sunvisor has to be replaced instead

Hello. here is the instructions for removing the sunshade.

Insert a small tool into the bezel access hole (1).

Important: Midway through the rotation cycle, the tool will move further into the access hole.

Push upward on the tool while rotating the sunshade parallel to the windshield. The sunshade pivot arm bezel should appear to be recessed into the bezel.

I had the same thing happen to my Sequoia. They replaced it under warranty when I complained.

Look for a screw near where the arm comes down from the ceiling. Usually if you tighten this one or two screws it will stiffen up.

Some of these are not adjustable. Try a junk yard. They should not have too much trouble finding one your color and in good shape. It would not be very expensive.

the retension spring is weak, it cant be fix, have to replace it, check the dealer or your near by salvage yard.

go to a dealership with a screwdriver and your broken sun visor in hand. take out a nissan murano with an interior that matches yours for a test drive and perform a switch on the sun visors. install your broken visor in place of the one that works, and take the one that works out of the car that your test driving.

Problem solved, its free, and you didn't have to get creative to fix the problem. Plus, they can't blame you for a broken visor considering that they fail in these cars all the time. You're welcome!!!

inside the sun visor there is a spring which is moving to side when you push down the spring pushes side so it will keep down when you want to push to the normal possition spring releces and keep to that possition any way i would like to advice you to replace sun visor.

I just fixed this same problem on my 1993 Toyota Camry.

First, I tried velcro, but in the hot weather the glue wouldn't hold to the fabric so the fix only lasted about 6 months.

Just now I gerryrigged a black office paper clip - the big kind with the black clip attached to two big silver metal hands - to the visor and metal arm.

Magic, it's fixed, and for free.