Thanks for taking the time to do this video. I was ready to order a new one, which led me to the internet. I'm putting a bolt with a nut through mine, but it was helpful to see how to avoid breaking the plastic piece that attaches to the roof. Thanks again.

My visor broke today. First thing I did was search KZread. Found your video. My broken part looks just like yours. Thank for the DIY

Your video was the best by far of the several I viewed. THANK YOU (your "special young lady" likes your vids because you're good at this). I bought a replacement for my visor but noticed when I removed the old one that it seemed remarkably fixable so YIPPIE! Going to follow your lead.

Called the dealer, $85 for a replacement. Money is pretty tight right now so I don’t want to spend $85. So many thanks to you, this video saved me $85 for the time being and have a visor that is working again.

Sure worth a try! I was trying to find a replacement when I stumbled on this video. Thanks!

Thanks for this very helpful video. I was a able to repair the sun visor per your tips. I sewed the the cloth pieces together and it covered the screw.

Thanks, I got my broken visor working because of this video.

Great video, simple, but very useful. Thank you.

I've recently discovered baking soda and super glue as an excellent adhesive/plastic filler. I have a floppy visor. I'm going to use the info in this video, but instead of the screw, I'll dust with some baking soda and drip on some Super glue. Yes, I'll clamp the 2 halves together first.

Thank you for the detailed video. I wish you would have taken extra time to show how the large pin and the flap fits into the visor so it moves correctly.

Very helpful! Thank you for sharing~

Good idea. I used nut and bolt with lock washers

Holy literal shits. I honestly doubted I would find what I was looking for after watching the first few videos which were not repairing the visor but installing or reinstalling one. I laughed out loud when you panned to the lone metal rod with the clip on it, as that is exactly what I have in my car now. I wonder if this is/was common for Camrys as mine is a 2009, same exact issue. Now I’m glad I kept the visor itself, and am definitely going to give this a shot. Thanks for the video!

This was great, I had the exact same problem and just fixed it in less than 10 minutes. Thank you!

Youre the man!! I fixing mine and my mother in laws

"Reminds me that I don't have to pay anybody to drive a screw" 😂 Trying this out before Toyota makes me fork out $120 for a new visor and $40 to "drive a screw" 😂

THANK YOU for the video repair ⬆️🙋

Thanks for the video. I was about to get some Velcro lol... But I guess I could try this

Hey there, thanks! I had viewed many videos to try and fix my 2011 Cam Hybrid visor. I wish I saw yours first, because I ended up buying a metal plate, with much difficulty, wrapping it around and forcefully trying to line up metal screws to go through to the other side. I started more medially (towards re-view mirror) with my screw. I got it to match and it held my plate, however, where you placed your screw- I was unable to get the same length thru #6 1.5". So I ended up just leaving my one screw in and it works. Next, I used stitch removing tool to slide the material back under the mirror after I sewed back the material on top. Looks pretty good. Lastly, of course it is 100 deg out and noon- I tried for about 15 min to get back into "socket", but those damn black fasteners are not playing nice. So I will try again this evening. My question to you- did your mirror light work after this? Possibly, your 2007 doesn't have a light and I may have a problem because I have more pieces to try and fit together. Anyways- thanks for this!

I used jb weld and thought it would hold... Nope! It broke loose by the time I fold it down... I just replace mine with a new one for 40 bucks free shipping! Brand spanking new!