> OK, over the years, I've dropped kayaks on both of my power mirror housings,
> occasionally knocking the housing off of the mount. I've been able to push
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> Paul
I have a '97 and the passenger side mirror is either stuck or slipping and
will adjust up/down but not in/out. Since yours has fallen off can you tell
me how to remove it so I can try to fix it? Is there a screw somewhere or
does it just pop off?
Paul Scrutton - 18 Oct 2005 05:07 GMT
Well the easy way to remove it is to drop something heavy on it :-); the
resulting force is enough to seperate the housing from the mount. That's
what I've been doing.
The housing swivels on a flat part that sticks out. The housing 'drops' onto
a pivot that it turns around on this flat part. So, the housing has to come
up off of the mount to be removed. Now how to do this safely I'm not sure. I
suspect that mine are damaged. I'd imagine that a good whack on the housing
from below would do it, although you could damage the housing so it doesn't
fit on snug anymore (like mine).
Paul
> > OK, over the years, I've dropped kayaks on both of my power mirror
> housings,
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> me how to remove it so I can try to fix it? Is there a screw somewhere or
> does it just pop off?