2005 Honda CR-V Door Visors P/N 08R04-S9A-101

Installation Door Visors on Honda CR-V 2005:
NOTE: • These instructions show the left door visors being installed. The same procedure applies to installing of the right door visors.
• Be careful not to damage the paint finish or glass run channels when installing the door visors.
• Handle the door visors with care. They are not designed to absorb shock or impact.
• This door visor kit should be installed only if the ambient air temperature is 60°F (15°C) or above.
• To allow the adhesive to cure, do not wash the vehicle for 24 hours.
Installing the Front Door Visor
1. Lower the front door glass completely. Remove the door glass run channel from the door sash in the area shown. Do not remove the glass run channel from the door mirror base or the rear end of the door.
2. Using isopropyl alcohol on a shop towel, clean the shaded area of the door sash.
3. Remove the small piece of adhesive backing from the front of the door visor.
4. Attach a strip of the masking tape to the ends of the two remaining adhesive backing pieces, and remove 2 to 3 inches of adhesive backing. Fold back the ends, and tape the ends to the front of the door visor. Note the removal direction of the adhesive backing.
5. Attach the front bracket of the door visor to the door sash, and push the two rear brackets on the door sash. Insert the front tab under the door mirror base.
6. Adjust the location of the door visor so that the clearance between the door visor and door sash is 2 mm at the top, and 3 mm at the back. There should be no clearance between the front tab and the visor.
7. While holding light pressure on the door visor, carefully remove the adhesive backing in the directions shown. Hold the door visor firmly against the door with the palm of your hand for 30 seconds.
8. Reinstall the door glass run channel.
Installing the Rear Door Visor
9. Lower the rear door glass completely. Remove the door glass run channel from the door sash in the areas shown.
10. Using isopropyl alcohol on a shop towel, clean the shaded area of the door sash.

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