Dasbecan Compatible 2013 2018 Replaces 96401 3TA2A Review

No instructions are included so I found a YouTube video that walks you through the installation, pretty easy to install. Works perfectly in my 2015 Altima.

The visor was fairly easy to fit, however for some reason one of the factory screws had snapped making it a bit difficult to remove. Otherwise the installation was easy. Once installed, as mentioned in another buyer's review, it does not stay upside down in the forward position, similar to a clip where the metal enters the visor, is not connected or is not strong enough to hold the visor in the to hold forward position. This makes it difficult for tall people to use. I would return the visor…

First impressions out of the box, materials and finish were surprisingly good. After installing it, I found that the beige color is too brown. It doesn't quite match the cashmere leather interior of my 2013 Altima. Then, on his first ride, I unhooked the visor and tilted it to the side, I turned slightly to the left, and the visor swung on my head. The stem is too loose! Eventually the visor doesn't go down (and forward) far enough. I have to tilt my head a bit to see behind the visor when…

At first I was worried about the color but in the end it matched the gray interior of my 2015 Nissan Altima SL perfectly. Original from the manufacturer. was very broken and this one seems to be a bit more robust, better quality. Very easy to install: Allen head screws (not included) for a 7mm screwdriver. Just don't be too rough when trying to align the screw holes. Plug in the flashlight cable connector first, insert the plastic tip properly into the cavity and twist slightly to align with…

I have a 2018 Nissan Altima. The only tricky part of this process was removing the plastic cover that hides the small screws that hold the sun visor in place. I've seen several YouTube videos of them breaking when people try to remove them. It took me ages to get this plastic cover off, but I managed without breaking it. socket that fitted and started it with a ratchet. Once the screws are out there is a small power cord that needs to be disconnected and of course reconnected when installing a…