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Mirror Flops forward

Need help. My passenger side mirror flops forward and I can't figure out how to tighten it up. The inside controls work intermittently, but I can deal with that later.  Right now I need to figure out how to get the whole mirror to stand up. What sort of bit do I need to tighten the screws? Can anyone help me? 1995 U320

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Reply #1
Look for an allen screw to tighten the ball up.
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Reply #2
look under the mirror arm for the allen screw. You will need an allen wrench to tighten it.
Jon Ohman
2001 U320 36'
Build #5809

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Reply #3
Use a long Allen wrench for leverage.
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Reply #4
And, you may need to remove the screws, clean the threads and retorque.  I have seen them seized in the threads, so they felt like it is tight, but were actually putting very little "holding force" on the mirror.
Brett Wolfe
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Reply #5
Mine has two allen screws
Peter and Frieda Morin
1999 36ft. U320 Foretravel
Build # 5436
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Reply #6
Yes,

Tighten allen screws on the "ball" end.  Use a socket wrench under the arm for other adjustments.

Keith
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