Door mirror glass
Discussion
I assume you have power adjusted and heated mirrors as I think it's that that causes the glue to melt and the mirror to slip.
So using the power adjustment you can tip the mirror so that the top of the glass goes into the housing. If you look under the glass at the bottom you will see a small plastic tab, with a screwdriver push that either left or right (I can't remember which way is unlock) and that will unlock the mounting ring on the back of the glass. You will be able to pull the glass out and unplug the wires to the heating element you can then restick the plastic mounting ring.
Obviously putting it back is the reverse procedure.
So using the power adjustment you can tip the mirror so that the top of the glass goes into the housing. If you look under the glass at the bottom you will see a small plastic tab, with a screwdriver push that either left or right (I can't remember which way is unlock) and that will unlock the mounting ring on the back of the glass. You will be able to pull the glass out and unplug the wires to the heating element you can then restick the plastic mounting ring.
Obviously putting it back is the reverse procedure.
Edited by V8 GRF on Monday 13th August 11:59
V8 GRF said:
I assume you have power adjusted and heated mirrors as I think it's that that causes the glue to melt and the mirror to slip.
So using the power adjustment you can tip the mirror so that the top of the glass goes into the housing. If you look under the glass at the bottom you will see a small plastic tab, with a screwdriver push that either left or right (I can't remember which way is unlock) and that will unlock the mounting ring on the back of the glass. You will be able to pull the glass out and unplug the wires to the heating element you can then restick the plastic mounting ring.
Obviously putting it back is the reverse procedure.
Bugger, I`m not having a good week!So using the power adjustment you can tip the mirror so that the top of the glass goes into the housing. If you look under the glass at the bottom you will see a small plastic tab, with a screwdriver push that either left or right (I can't remember which way is unlock) and that will unlock the mounting ring on the back of the glass. You will be able to pull the glass out and unplug the wires to the heating element you can then restick the plastic mounting ring.
Obviously putting it back is the reverse procedure.
Edited by V8 GRF on Monday 13th August 11:59
Didnt know this little snippet and just placed a couple of blobs of adhesive on mine after it fell off completely and scrached my paintwork whilst at some speed.....AAArgh!!!
(i must consult ph 1st i must consult ph 1st i must consu.......)
Dave. Aaaaarrrgggghhh again!
Seriously it's either not located properly or is coming loose.Gassing Station | Griffith | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff