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Posts posted by gcomm88
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Many thanks for all your help
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If they are anything like the standard ones it's fairly easy. Unclip the mirror glass, disconnect the heater wires, and there are 3 torx screws which hold the cover onto the mirror frame. Once you get these out it lifts off - watch you don't lose the rubber seal strip underneath.
Thanks for your help Richard. I presume the mirror glass just needs a tug or did you lever them out with a srewdriver?
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Carbon Door Mirrors
in 996 GT3
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I fitted the wing mirrors with no problems. Thanks for your help. I was up at the garage getting the rear spoiler when its sister car turned up....