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interior mirror removal

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my interior mirror is needing a bit of tlc but i'm not sure how to remove it carefully, what's the technique?
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Post by pskipper »

The interior mirror is held on with 3 screws, yours should be the later type so the screws are covered by a plastic bit which should (hopefully) slide down the arm revealling the screws.
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Post by Judge »

Two minute job :D Provided that you don't drop any of the screws down the demister vent :evil:
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Post by cliff »

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the cover came off ok but it's turning powdery and has a small hole and a broken edge, are these obtainable or is it a case of finding one from a breaker?, my plastic sucker is missing as well, same question.
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Try East Sussex Minors.
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Post by cliff »

esm don't list them so it will have to be secondhand, anyone know of one?
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Post by cliff »

yep, already pm'd the guy, he doesn't have the plastic cover unfortunately, thanx anyway.
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Post by RogerRust »

or better still how about this one! The exact part and NOS. I think I will have one myself.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wingard-Mini-Inte ... dZViewItem


edit: I couldn't resist it, it may not be the right colour, but its looks lovely. :D
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Post by Onne »

Excuse the ignorance, but how is it attached to the car? I've got two splitscreens, so mine are bolted to the central split :D
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Post by aupickup »

no they are not correct for a moris minor.
they have a flat back where it goes on the window frame, the morris is slightly curved for the fixing
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Post by wibble_puppy »

cliff it's worth ringing or emailing ESM even if they don't list a part, i got my mirror from them second-hand, you never know :D

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ps nice pix 8)
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Post by cliff »

i've mailed them the nice pic, thanx
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