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Old 10-07-2009, 12:14 PM   #1
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the mirror on my drivers side is loose or something. it shakes in the wind and is very annoying lol. is there anything i can do, such as take the mirror part off and re-glue it or something? i dont want to buy a whole new mirror and everything. if not, its not that big of a deal.
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Old 10-07-2009, 04:19 PM   #2
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i've been having the same issue. its not yet at the point where i can't use the mirror though so i've been lazy about dealing with it.

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yeah its more of an annoyance than anything. it makes it harder to tell if cops are behind u too .
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yeah its more of an annoyance than anything. it makes it harder to tell if cops are behind u too .
mine only really shakes a bit on the highway. it doesn't move at all around city streets.
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mine gets blown by the wind and it moves... i dont want to break anything if the mirror part isnt supposed to come off though. otherwise i would just rip it off and re-glue it with epoxy or something.
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well, how are the actual mirrors held on? By screws/bolts or is it glue?
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both of mine have a little play, i think it might be the slop in the mechanism that drives it
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mine gets blown by the wind and it moves... i dont want to break anything if the mirror part isnt supposed to come off though. otherwise i would just rip it off and re-glue it with epoxy or something.
the glass just pulls out. push the inside part of the mirror in. grip the mirror and pull out.
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^^^^ ill try that. maybe use a flat head or something to pry it off. any suggestions on what i should use to re-glue it?
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its not the mirror, i looked into mine cuz its the same bull****...its the actually motor inside that has play, the mirror just snaps onto that and thats a tight fit, its so annoying Ill think theres flashing lights behind me at night because it shakes so much lol the only thing to do it get a new motor
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