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Sun visors are hinged flaps at the seam by the windshield of your Land Rover. Often matching the color of your interior, their function is to block the glare of the sun, improving ride safety and enhancing comfort. Like radiators that help cool the engine, sun visors and sun shades aid in deflecting sunlight from your vehicle, thus cooling your cabin.

How to Fix a Sun Visor That Keeps Falling Down

Sun visors have a straightforward design, so they’re relatively easy to repair. To fix a visor that seems loose, tighten any loose screws or attach some rubber material or adhesive to hold loose parts in place. However, note that these could fall out at some point, so a more permanent fix might be to replace the sun visor altogether.

What Is the Correct Way for a Sun Visor?

The reflective side of a sun visor should always face the sun. The fabric or upholstered side traps heat and should face your way.

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