what to do.(56k warning)
Just go to a wrecking yard and pick up a new one. Probably charge your around 25 bucks for it. Not that hard to replace either.
Just pop out that triangular trim (make sure you don't break the tabs on it) unbolt 3 nuts and pop out the mirror (if they're powered mirrors make sure you disconect first). Installation is reverse or removal.
Just pop out that triangular trim (make sure you don't break the tabs on it) unbolt 3 nuts and pop out the mirror (if they're powered mirrors make sure you disconect first). Installation is reverse or removal.
Originally Posted by randomtask77
Just go to a wrecking yard and pick up a new one. Probably charge your around 25 bucks for it. Not that hard to replace either.
Just pop out that triangular trim (make sure you don't break the tabs on it) unbolt 3 nuts and pop out the mirror (if they're powered mirrors make sure you disconect first). Installation is reverse or removal.
Just pop out that triangular trim (make sure you don't break the tabs on it) unbolt 3 nuts and pop out the mirror (if they're powered mirrors make sure you disconect first). Installation is reverse or removal.
i see. you could try ebay or one of the many online honda-oem distributer parts. a junk yard, which was stated before, would also be a good idea. the only problem i would think with that would be the paint match, because all of us know that one faded mirror on a nice shine car would look retarded
Originally Posted by raiden571
i see. you could try ebay or one of the many online honda-oem distributer parts. a junk yard, which was stated before, would also be a good idea. the only problem i would think with that would be the paint match, because all of us know that one faded mirror on a nice shine car would look retarded
also if you need help junkyardin one I have one that I frequent quite often and I could pick you one up if need be
Originally Posted by randomtask77
Why would it happen again?


