Sun visor labels in Japanese

Flivver250

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The sun visors were MIA when I bought the TJ. While I ordinarily never use them, their absence was as annoying as a tongue worrying a freshly chipped tooth. Drove me bat feces crazy. I found a flawless pair at my local junkyard in Sharjah, they look new and fit like a glove. I think Jeeps bring out the maximum value of OCD in normally well-balanced people. The instructions/warning labels on the backside of these visors are in perfect shape and written in Japanese. If I decide to go offroading on Mount Fuji , I am sure these will work fine and all will be well in the world, but something tells me the labels are going to cause me angst and sleepless nights. Find new labels or learn to read Japanese? Decisions decisions.
 
I'm over 6' whith a bad back, so I have to sit bolt straight in a vehicle. Haven't used a visor in decades. Flip them left to right, right to left so the script is hidden when driving. Or stick a picture of your dog or kids over top. Then your OCD can relax and you will remember to pick up the milk you always forget on your way home.
 
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Reverse them so you can't see the labels . We do it all the time .
 
Visors removed 15 yrs ago for me. I'm much happier without them.


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Living on windy mountain roads I agree with this. They are so tiny they only work on a long straightaway. And the windshield header is low enough without visors.
 
Heat will take the labels off with a little bit of work. I used an acutal heat gun, IDK if a hairdryer would put out enough.

I removed mine, you can tell there was something there, but only because they've faded over 15 years.
 
Mine seem to have a sticker plus painted labels on both sides. :(
Just like mine too...and my labels are screen printed on so you cant get them off....so I put these over the top. (They work but don't stick too well)
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The sun visors were MIA when I bought the TJ. While I ordinarily never use them, their absence was as annoying as a tongue worrying a freshly chipped tooth. Drove me bat feces crazy. I found a flawless pair at my local junkyard in Sharjah, they look new and fit like a glove. I think Jeeps bring out the maximum value of OCD in normally well-balanced people. The instructions/warning labels on the backside of these visors are in perfect shape and written in Japanese. If I decide to go offroading on Mount Fuji , I am sure these will work fine and all will be well in the world, but something tells me the labels are going to cause me angst and sleepless nights. Find new labels or learn to read Japanese? Decisions decisions.
Ill buy them off you
 
The Jeep rules are great and fit perfectly over the old ones...