Yes, I mentioned the same issue with the adapter. I did basically the same thing by building up layers of duct tape on the back and cutting around the edge with a razor. It took about 6-7 layers to make it snug so I could just tap it down and into place. Now it is nice and tight.
I do remember you writing that, and I thank you for the tip.
The whole thing was just a little loose and wobbly, but now it's firm.
The other thing is that I plan to rewire it so both of the wires go to the switched power source. I actually like the idea of the homelink only working when the key is in the ignition since I sometimes leave my car out on the driveway and would prefer it not to be a key to my house for anyone who happens to break into it and press the opener button. Now that I know it stores the codes in flash memory I will probably rewire it so the mirror and homelink are both switched off when the key is off.
LOL, I like having the convenience of it in case I lock myself out! I also hate carrying keys. Different strokes I suppose.

We live in a very remote area so I am not too concerned about folks getting in.
One thing I have noticed is that my Homelink is currently on switched or ignition power, when I thought it was constant (according to the poster in the older thread). I think the manual either got the wiring wrong (i.e. white stripe goes to autodim and not Homelink), or he did. I noticed this because when I opened my door to come to work tonight, the green light came on showing the mirror was powered, but when I pressed the Homelink button, it did not turn red and the door did not open. This leads me to believe that I currently have the autodim on a switched wire (red/blue) which goes to 0V after a given period of the ignition being turned off and also comes on when the door is opened or the car is unlocked and Homelink is on the ignition (brown/purple). I plan to experiment with this, but I would like it to work so that the autodim is on the ignition and the Homelink is on the delay 0V and powers up when I open the door. So it might be as simple as swapping the wires from the mirror.
Whew! ... hope that makes sense.
I have become quite proficient at opening the overhead console!
