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Car Forum / BMW Cars / September 2006

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How do you fit wing mirror glass on a 5 series

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Simon73 - 10 Sep 2006 15:21 GMT
Hi there,

Can anyone tell me how i replace the glass bit of a 5 series year 2001
wing mirror.  I know this is probably a simple question but it seems
difficult to remove and i need to replace the electrochromatic type of
glass which is very expensive so i do not want to get it wrong.  

Simon
Dave Plowman (News) - 10 Sep 2006 18:17 GMT
> Can anyone tell me how i replace the glass bit of a 5 series year 2001
> wing mirror.  I know this is probably a simple question but it seems
> difficult to remove and i need to replace the electrochromatic type of
> glass which is very expensive so i do not want to get it wrong.

Unless it's different from other cars it just clips onto the motor
assembly. Try running it full in each direction - you can usually get a
screwdriver behind somewhere to help release the first clip.

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