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United Bimmer Do-It-Yourself Disclaimer:
The following tutorial is meant as a guide and is not
guaranteed to be complete or 100% accurate. By following this DIY, you
understand any work done on your car is at your own risk and we hold no
responsibility if you break something. If you feel uneasy with this
risk, we recommend you take your car to a professional mechanic to have the
work done. Otherwise, enjoy yourself and good luck!
This is a fairly easy DIY and only take like 5 minutes per mirror...
Tools:
Stuby flat screwdriver
10mm socket wrench
As a warning... BRING WINDOWS DOWN.....
1) Remove the cover, use the stuby screwdriver and put it between the
cover and the door, as seen in the picture, then push the screwdriver away
from your self, fairly easy there is only two tabs so once you here two "tac"
noises it's loose, then just pull it up
here you can see the two tabs in question..
2) Disconnect the mirrors, make sure you pull as much wire out as
possible from the door and simply disconnect the mirrors
3) Remove mirrors, the mirrors are held by 3 screws (10mm) just unscrew them
but keep in mind that once last screw is loose, mirror might fall so keep
holding on to the mirror all the way
here you can see how the mirror was attached easily
From here on it's just the opposite...
I replaced mine with m3 style ones...
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