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Side mirror replacement

tac27
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Someone had an issue with my right side door mirror; the damage seems limited to only the glass mirror itself. Anyone have disassembly/assembly instructions so I can replace it?

The car is an '03 cab.

Thanks.

Tim

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I think he just wants the mirror glass.

If it is broken wear gloves to prevent injuries.

Carefully pull the rearview mirror glass out of the metal clips. Disconnect electrical plug connection.

Ooops..my bad...I would have thought replacing the mirror glass was obvious...doh!

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Just received the replacement glass from Pelican today; logged on to see if anyone had posted instructions.

Thanks for the post and the messages; especially about wearing gloves!

Regards,

Tim

Las Vegas.

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