It's been a while, but I believe there are three small screw holding the mirror to the adjustment frame (3 fingered spydery looking thingy inside) which can be seen and accessed by adjusting the mirror away from each side of the frame to access each screw.
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Dennis LaGrua Member
Posts: 15733 From: Hillsborough, NJ U.S.A. Registered: May 2000
If it is just the glass that you wish to replace, put on some safety glasses and tap the old glass with a hammer. It will fall out in pieces. scrape the remaining glass out with a screwdriver. When its all out fit the glass and then use silicone chaulking compound to glue the new glass in place. Its about a 30 minute job at best. Pep boys carrying the replacement mirror glass for about $10.00.
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Greg R Member
Posts: 35 From: Colonial Beach, VA Registered: Dec 2008
Is this all it takes on a power mirror? I've got a problem with my drivers mirror, the motor works for up and down but not left and right. Console switch is good. Would like to remove the mirror glass so I could take a look in there. Greg
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jscott1 Member
Posts: 21676 From: Houston, TX , USA Registered: Dec 2001
For the power mirror there is a better way than to grab and pull.
There is a little "+" or cross in there that clips into the motors. Get a small flat screw driver and from the top slide it down between the cross and the motor and it will pop right out. You run the risk of breaking something if you just pull on it.
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02greens10 Member
Posts: 813 From: Ashland, Ohio Registered: Feb 2008
If it is just the glass that you wish to replace, put on some safety glasses and tap the old glass with a hammer. It will fall out in pieces. scrape the remaining glass out with a screwdriver. When its all out fit the glass and then use silicone chaulking compound to glue the new glass in place. Its about a 30 minute job at best. Pep boys carrying the replacement mirror glass for about $10.00.
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masospaghetti Member
Posts: 2477 From: Charlotte, NC USA Registered: Dec 2009
If it is just the glass that you wish to replace, put on some safety glasses and tap the old glass with a hammer. It will fall out in pieces. scrape the remaining glass out with a screwdriver. When its all out fit the glass and then use silicone chaulking compound to glue the new glass in place. Its about a 30 minute job at best. Pep boys carrying the replacement mirror glass for about $10.00.
To bring back an old thread...do the Pep boys replacements have to be cut to fit or are they good to go?
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Larryh86GT Member
Posts: 1757 From: Near sunny Buffalo NY Registered: Jan 2008
For the power mirror there is a better way than to grab and pull.
There is a little "+" or cross in there that clips into the motors. Get a small flat screw driver and from the top slide it down between the cross and the motor and it will pop right out. You run the risk of breaking something if you just pull on it.
This is the correct way to do it.
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