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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / October 2006

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Power Mirror replacement

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Chicago Paddling-Fishing - 08 Sep 2006 15:33 GMT
My daughters focus is now missing the passenger side mirror glass (she claims
someone swipped it while she was parked at work... I suppose it's possible as
there is no evidence of breakage, someone took the glass portion of the
mirror intact...)

Anyway, how does one get the inner piece off to remove/replace the mirror ?
(does it slide out toward the rear of the car or toward the drivers seat ?)

It's a 2000 SE 4dr model

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Chicago Paddling-Fishing - 14 Sep 2006 21:08 GMT
: My daughters focus is now missing the passenger side mirror glass (she claims
: someone swipped it while she was parked at work... I suppose it's possible as
: there is no evidence of breakage, someone took the glass portion of the
: mirror intact...)

: Anyway, how does one get the inner piece off to remove/replace the mirror ?
: (does it slide out toward the rear of the car or toward the drivers seat ?)

: It's a 2000 SE 4dr model

Well, I got my replacement mirror today... so far, I now know the black plastic
part pulls out toward drivers side and then slides toward rear of car (3 clips,
one in the center, and 2 on the door edge).   One screw with a torques head is
visable but the rest I guess is under the door panel...

so, my next task i guess is to remove the door panel (the wire goes into the
door panel as well...)

Anyone replaced the passenger side mirror before?

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Don McC - 14 Sep 2006 21:41 GMT
> Anyway, how does one get the inner piece off to remove/replace
> the mirror ? (does it slide out toward the rear of the car or toward
> the drivers seat ?)
>
> Anyone replaced the passenger side mirror before?

Mirror replacement comes up on this group periodically.
I did a Google Groups search for "mirror replacement."
http://tinyurl.com/hg2nd

Several readers have supplied step-by-step instructions.

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Don
Yea Right - 11 Oct 2006 02:26 GMT
> : My daughters focus is now missing the passenger side mirror glass (she claims
>
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> so, my next task i guess is to remove the door panel (the wire goes into the
> door panel as well...)

You do not have to remove the door panel. to remove the mirror. Unhook the
wire the from the mirror that comes through the door frame and attaches to
the harnes. There should be some foam there. If you remove the foam you can
access a 10mm bolt with a socketg and extension. Remove that and the torx
screw and the mirror comes out.

Here's somee pictures

http://www.myfordfocus.com/how-to/mirrors.htm

Jack
 
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