[Eric]

I searched the forum and noticed that others have mentioned the vibrartion in the rearview mirror making it difficult to use. It is particularly annoying on the open road at higher speeds as I try to monitor for potential ticket bearing impediments to my fun.

I wanted to survey the forum members:
1. Has everyone experienced this problem? Which model maser?
2. For those who own porsches or other exotics...is this typical?
3. Is this correctable?

For me it is not ridiculously annoying but not something I have experienced with other vehicles I have owned. Although none are of this exact type.

Thanks,
Eric

2005 CC Spyder 90th Anniversary

 

[CCPotenza]

I don't have this problem with my '05 Coupe CC. None of my Porsches do/did this, either.

 

[RQ]

Happens on my GS, just a minor annoyance. Sometimes I have to lightly touch it so that is steady enough to make out a suspicious grille.

Its not bad enough that I can't make out marked cars.

Don't think there is a whole lot the dealer can do but let us know if you find otherwise.

 

[Eurodino]

I have an '02 Coupe, I no problems with mirror vibration, but it
did break off (the windshield). Much to my surprise.

 

[Steeldream]

Can't say I've noticed that on the Porsche or the Maser. I did once have a car where the rearview mirror vibrated with the bass... Pink Floyd was a special offender

 

[iufan993]

I have the same problem -- drives me crazy. Also, the wires sticking out of the mirror 2cm past the covering are annoying.

 

[squid]

Yes I have the problem. I played with the idea of spraying a tiny bit of silicone or loctite on the ball, but I'm far too lazy to actually do anything about it. I have a V1.

 

[GregD]

I had the same problem on a 2002 Jaguar "X" Type. It was really a nuisance, but after about 3 attempts, the dealer fixed it.