Hi
Can someone possibly help me. my son knocked off my rear view mirror
and i am having dreat trouble putting it together again. There seems to
be two metal clips but i cant see where they go. I can clip the two
plastic halves together but it seems quite wobbly without those two
clips in the right place.
Regards
Si
avi8tor01@yahoo.com - 21 Jan 2006 20:08 GMT
What year....which mirror?
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paddyoli@gmail.com - 21 Jan 2006 21:07 GMT
It is the internal Rear view mirror and the model is 1996 W210. the
mirror has the red and green lights and the remote censor in the
centre.
I hope that helps.
Kind regards
Si
Jack ElTako - 22 Jan 2006 17:29 GMT
On 21 Jan 2006 09:03:42 -0800 you wrote:
> Can someone possibly help me. my son knocked off my rear view mirror
> and i am having dreat trouble putting it together again. There seems to
> be two metal clips but i cant see where they go. I can clip the two
> plastic halves together but it seems quite wobbly without those two
> clips in the right place.
Are the two clips from the inside of the mirror?
The mirror has a ball joint. The ball is on the roof and two plastic
halves are pressed against the ball.
You may lost a spring from the inside of the mirror.
Marcus E320 '96
paddyoli@gmail.com - 22 Jan 2006 20:27 GMT
Hi
Yes the clips came from inside the mirror. they are two clips about 3
inches long and maybe an inch wide. The ball joint is fine, i believe
these clips must hold the black plastic plate that is part of the ball
joint to the mirror. I can clip the two halves together, but the mirror
is slightly wobbly with out these clips, but i cant see where they go.
Regards
Si
Cheesehead - 23 Jan 2006 12:32 GMT
Mine was the same.
The solution was, when snapping it back together over tha ball joint,
to do it *lower".
When snapped together high on the joint, it would continue to wobble.
There as something about the position that made a difference in how it
is set for use.
btw, The two metal items are still out. They seem to be some sort of
glide rather than sprint or clip. But w/o a diagram I can't be
certain. Still, it works without them.
Collin