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Author Fitting aftermarket mirrors tutorial
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Registered: 26th Jun 04
Location: Camberley, Surrey
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7th Feb 05 at 19:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Well, after seeing that there wasn't a tutorial here to cover this, I thought I'd just whip something up for you guys - it's a fairly simple procedure anyway, but Haynesy can be a bit vague at times. This is for manual, non-heated and non side repeater mirrors only.

Tools Required

8mm Socket and ratchet (preferably with extender)
Flat headed screw driver
About 10 minutes (if that!)

Step 1
Remove the internal mirror adjustment jobby by squeezing the base a bit and then pulling.



Step 2
Grab your flat headed screwdriver and prise off the internal trim by popping the two clips out in the places indicated below.



Step 3
Now get your socket and ratchet, bung the extender on (theres not enough depth in one of the holes to get the bolt off), and undo the bolts (circled) in a clockwise direction from the top (I found this easiest).



Step 4
Remove the mirror (from the outside) and you will be left with this:



Simply place your new (hopefully not M3) mirrors back in the holes that are left, and bolt them in using the ones from the old mirror. I then plugged the internal adjusting jobby back in to save there just being a silly hole left behind, as the DTMs I got didn't have an adjustment stick thingy.



So easy

[Edited on 07-02-2005 by Ian]

 
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