Repairing a side mirror
A four-in-one screwdriver, panel removal lever, trim pad remover and hooked pick are usually required to take off door paneling and dismantle the mirror assembly.
If the mirror is electric, disconnect the electrical connector to fully remove the mirror.
Replace the glass or install a new mirror if needed.
Repairing a rearview mirror
Removing a rearview mirror involves taking the mirror assembly off of the button that secures it to the window. Take care to remove the molding and disconnect the electrical system of the mirror assembly.
Replace the glass or install a new mirror and replace according to package directions.
A four-in-one screwdriver, panel removal lever, trim pad remover and hooked pick are usually required to take off door paneling and dismantle the mirror assembly.
If the mirror is electric, disconnect the electrical connector to fully remove the mirror.
Replace the glass or install a new mirror if needed.
Repairing a rearview mirror
Removing a rearview mirror involves taking the mirror assembly off of the button that secures it to the window. Take care to remove the molding and disconnect the electrical system of the mirror assembly.
Replace the glass or install a new mirror and replace according to package directions.
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