i can chew gum, but i cant figure this out
#1
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i can chew gum, but i cant figure this out
how do you get the rear view mirror off?
there is no screw...only these little tabs...
i tried pushing them both ways...but i didnt wanna chew it up to badly...
whose the expert??
bet u cant guess what im doing...ya know that orange light...ya well its not gonna be orange anymore...haha
there is no screw...only these little tabs...
i tried pushing them both ways...but i didnt wanna chew it up to badly...
whose the expert??
bet u cant guess what im doing...ya know that orange light...ya well its not gonna be orange anymore...haha
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Checked my Chiltons, no instructions for removal, only installation.
Looking at your pic though, they look like simple spring retainers. I think if you slide the mount UP, it should just slide off. Might take a bit of umph though, so be careful.
If that doesn't work, try fiddling with the two little slots on either side, they look like they were made to accept a flat-head(A screwdriver, I mean, not your own personal cranium. ).
Looking at your pic though, they look like simple spring retainers. I think if you slide the mount UP, it should just slide off. Might take a bit of umph though, so be careful.
If that doesn't work, try fiddling with the two little slots on either side, they look like they were made to accept a flat-head(A screwdriver, I mean, not your own personal cranium. ).
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
Step one: Take out heavy blunt object
Step two: Strike windshield with above object
Strp three: pick up mirror and remove remaining glass with a putty knife
Step two: Strike windshield with above object
Strp three: pick up mirror and remove remaining glass with a putty knife
#7
Originally Posted by harofreak00
WTB: 92-95 HUD windshield...
can anyone help me out?
can anyone help me out?
Originally Posted by GonneVille
Checked my Chiltons, no instructions for removal, only installation.
Looking at your pic though, they look like simple spring retainers. I think if you slide the mount UP, it should just slide off. Might take a bit of umph though, so be careful.
If that doesn't work, try fiddling with the two little slots on either side, they look like they were made to accept a flat-head(A screwdriver, I mean, not your own personal cranium. ).
Looking at your pic though, they look like simple spring retainers. I think if you slide the mount UP, it should just slide off. Might take a bit of umph though, so be careful.
If that doesn't work, try fiddling with the two little slots on either side, they look like they were made to accept a flat-head(A screwdriver, I mean, not your own personal cranium. ).
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Originally Posted by harofreak00
WTB: 92-95 HUD windshield...
can anyone help me out?
can anyone help me out?
Originally Posted by GonneVille
Checked my Chiltons, no instructions for removal, only installation.
Looking at your pic though, they look like simple spring retainers. I think if you slide the mount UP, it should just slide off. Might take a bit of umph though, so be careful.
If that doesn't work, try fiddling with the two little slots on either side, they look like they were made to accept a flat-head(A screwdriver, I mean, not your own personal cranium. ).
Looking at your pic though, they look like simple spring retainers. I think if you slide the mount UP, it should just slide off. Might take a bit of umph though, so be careful.
If that doesn't work, try fiddling with the two little slots on either side, they look like they were made to accept a flat-head(A screwdriver, I mean, not your own personal cranium. ).
anywho...lemme go work on it a bit more...
i really dont feel like cracking a $1200 windshield in the cold though
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I remember my sister had an 87 Firebird...she was driving it and I don't know how she didn't see it, but she hit a HUGE pothole, and the rearview mirror just fell off the windshield I'm not suggesting you go find a big pothole Good luck!