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    Hi,

    Someone kindly drove too close to my car while i was away, and as a result, the plastic covering on the back of the wing mirror is smashed to pieces. Does anyone know of a quick guide for removing/replacing them? I'm sure it should be simple but i'm clueless with such things.

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    Hi You need to remove the mirror first you will then be able to see the procedure to remove the housing
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenney View Post
    Hi You need to remove the mirror first you will then be able to see the procedure to remove the housing
    In that case do you know how to remove the mirror? Sorry i am just totally useless with cars!
     
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    ‒ Protect top and bottom of mirror housing from damage with fabric-backed adhesive tape.
    ‒ Lever off mirror glass at the bottom first, then at the top.If you have an old butter knife bend the tip of it 90 degrees you place the tip behind the mirror and pull
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenney View Post
    ‒ Protect top and bottom of mirror housing from damage with fabric-backed adhesive tape.
    ‒ Lever off mirror glass at the bottom first, then at the top.If you have an old butter knife bend the tip of it 90 degrees you place the tip behind the mirror and pull
    Ah right simple as that I first though you meant take the whole mirror off! Thats great, thanks very much for your help
     
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