Can anyone tell me how to remove the wing mirror covers!
Discussion
I also bought and fitted CF caps to my car last year and posted this information below.
Also refer to the post from Karlfranz which I also refer to in my post
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Also refer to the post from Karlfranz which I also refer to in my post
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Or do what happened to me yesterday.....park it on the drive with a incline, fail to put the handbrake on properly but not apparent when i got out of the car. Then on its way down the drive way the passenger mirror hits the gate post and said cover comes clean off!!!
Car then rolls across the road and into garden neighbours garden where it parks itself neatly on their drive!!
To say my heart on finding my car 20m down the drive from where i parked it gave me palpitations was a understatment.
Straight onto Astonbits for a new cover.
Or, do what advised in above comments!
Car then rolls across the road and into garden neighbours garden where it parks itself neatly on their drive!!
To say my heart on finding my car 20m down the drive from where i parked it gave me palpitations was a understatment.
Straight onto Astonbits for a new cover.
Or, do what advised in above comments!
petop said:
Or do what happened to me yesterday.....park it on the drive with a incline, fail to put the handbrake on properly but not apparent when i got out of the car. Then on its way down the drive way the passenger mirror hits the gate post and said cover comes clean off!!!
Car then rolls across the road and into garden neighbours garden where it parks itself neatly on their drive!!
To say my heart on finding my car 20m down the drive from where i parked it gave me palpitations was a understatment.
Straight onto Astonbits for a new cover.
Or, do what advised in above comments!
Well that is one way. Holy crap! Leve in gear from now as I guess. Very lucky by the sound of it. I did the same with a Jag when visiting a garage once. Kicked the handbrake getting out of the car. It rolled into a ditch and we heard the alarm going off, fortunately no damage and they got their tow truck to pull it out!Car then rolls across the road and into garden neighbours garden where it parks itself neatly on their drive!!
To say my heart on finding my car 20m down the drive from where i parked it gave me palpitations was a understatment.
Straight onto Astonbits for a new cover.
Or, do what advised in above comments!
hashluck said:
petop said:
Or do what happened to me yesterday.....park it on the drive with a incline, fail to put the handbrake on properly but not apparent when i got out of the car. Then on its way down the drive way the passenger mirror hits the gate post and said cover comes clean off!!!
Car then rolls across the road and into garden neighbours garden where it parks itself neatly on their drive!!
To say my heart on finding my car 20m down the drive from where i parked it gave me palpitations was a understatment.
Straight onto Astonbits for a new cover.
Or, do what advised in above comments!
Well that is one way. Holy crap! Leve in gear from now as I guess. Very lucky by the sound of it. I did the same with a Jag when visiting a garage once. Kicked the handbrake getting out of the car. It rolled into a ditch and we heard the alarm going off, fortunately no damage and they got their tow truck to pull it out!Car then rolls across the road and into garden neighbours garden where it parks itself neatly on their drive!!
To say my heart on finding my car 20m down the drive from where i parked it gave me palpitations was a understatment.
Straight onto Astonbits for a new cover.
Or, do what advised in above comments!
Looked out of window and there it was!
Jibberingloon said:
Can anyone tell me how to remove the wing mirror covers!
Got some Carbon ones to put on, but would like some advice before i just jab a screwdriver under it and yank!!!
Thanks
Mark
Fold the mirrors in. Use a thin plastic pry and start at the corner closest to the window. Push the plastic pry gently but firmly between the mirror cover and the mirror edge that surrounds the mirror glass. Pry the mirror cover from underneath the mirror edge. This releases the top of the mirror cover allowing the cover to be removed.Got some Carbon ones to put on, but would like some advice before i just jab a screwdriver under it and yank!!!
Thanks
Mark
Handyman2009 said:
You should use one of those plastic trim remover instead of a screwdriver, just insert it and slide it and the little tab will unhook... Where did you get your Carbon Fiber caps and how much were they?? as I am looking for some but the $$$$ is crazy, thanks
I have ordered these CF mirror caps and they are looking great. I have compared them with my friends original CF caps on his V8V and there is no chance to see a difference.Check the link and you will be surprised about the price ...
http://www.partsforvolvosonline.com/product_info.p...
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