PM me with an offer!

 

Ah, now I see the difference.

 

Yep, the airbag warnings and whatnot as well as the light is a dot vs the 1998 which is a house.

 

Bump, just thought I would mention that this is a visor off a 1997, it is clean, and should be plug and play on all 4th gens. The plug is the same, I believe it taps into the power for the vanity mirror lights to work. If you have a visor that has no lights I am not sure if your car has the plug for it, but to my knowledge it should work in any 4th gen.

 

Am I missing out on something here?

 

Who knows?

Later style homelink visors:

 

Interesting... I don't have homelink but my visor has a different warning sticker. I wish it would match either homelink design but I guess non-homelink visors have a whole new warning sticker. My passenger side is the same sticker as my driver's.



Hmmm.. so if you were to get homelink as an option, they would replace both visors to have matching warning stickers for both visors??

[sorry to jack your post modenaf1]

 

The later style with the house is for garage openers with rolling codes. The passenger visor matches the drivers. Thats why I personally always sell them in pairs. I think every year they used a different airbag warning label.

 

Exactly. As pmohr pointed out, the newer visor has the different airbag warnings and the updated homelink for rolling codes with the house symbol on the homelink.


The 97 visor I have for sale works great but does not do rolling code garages.

Other than that, it should be plug and play with any 4th gen if anyone wants to add homelink.

I just replaced my drivers side, even though the airbag warnings are different I barely notice it. Then again my old car had a different warning on the passenger than the driver's anyway.

 

Bump....I am willing to go pretty low on price considering all it is doing right now is sitting in my closet.