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Experts -install rearview mirror
Please let me know the best way to remove orig
rear view mirror from windshield and install on new windshield. Thanks Frank |
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There have been several good post on this subject. Suggest you do a search-rear view mirror. Good luck, Gerry |
Heat the puck from the other side of the glass. I used a hot air gun for mine. The mirror will pop off.
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Frank,
I just installed a new windshield on my car and had to do this too. My mirror was stuck to the old windshield w/double sided tape/pad stuff, not the typical glue an installer would use. I was able to get it off using a long razor blade knife tool w/out issue. I decided to order the sticky tape for the new install too as I didn't want to mount it too permanently and cause issues for the next 'new' windshield. . . If your mirror is installed w/glue, I can't help! Sorry! here's the PN & link: 901-731-133-20-M260 Porsche 911 Interior Trim - Page 2 Good luck, Tom |
To remove most adhesives, heat and patience are your primary tools. using a small plastic wedge (like a tile spacing wedge) can help to keep a tension force on the adhesive while you heat it to weaken the bond strength.
To locate the new mirror puck, measure and mark on the outside of the windshield with a sharpie or other removable marking. |
rearview mirror install
Thanks for all the insight
Frank |
Frank,
Don't make the same mistake I made; I installed the button upside down and now will have to remove it carefully! So make sure you mark the top because it has a slight wedge shape to lock the mirror into. -Rutager |
Heat it up " grab a guitar g string with gloves
Off in 10 seconds . Have a grab assistant It can scuff the dash. No good |
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