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Join Date: Apr 1999
Location: Baltimore/DC area
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What's the trick to removing the interior rear-view mirror assembly?
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Greetings,
You must have the 68' style. It has spring loaded pins that hold it in. It is called a break away mirror. Instead of slicing your scalp away during an accident, it is supposed to break away. I pry them off carefully with a screwdriver style scraper that I have. The pins are on the left and right sides of the mirror. Good Luck, JMB
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Stuttgart FRG
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Hello
Just use your hand to pray it out on the arm then the plate has two screws holding it on the roof. Inserting the base is more interessting you have to use a screwdriver to prload the springloaded plungers. For practiceing get to the next junkjards looking for old Volksawagen or Vollvo, Saab, Citroen,... Grüsse |
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You guessed right- it's a '68. Got it detached, thanks.
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anyone out there have a '68 rearview mirror in concourse or near concourse condition they want to sell?
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Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Arlington Heights, IL, USA
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Does any one know how to remove the rear view mirror mount that is glued to the windshield glass without damaging the glass?? The PO glued the mirror too high and the sun visors hit it every time and I have to reset the mirror. It drives me nuts.
Thanks, RonD
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i have heard of people using heating guns to remove the mirrors from the windshield. might be worth a try. good luck.
bob |
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