My wife backed into the garage and knocked the passenger side mirror off. Does anyone know how I can fix it? It looks like some of the little knobs that latch it broke.

three screws hold the mirror on ,most cars are like this so i dont see why this one should be any different

check the mounting bracket if its broken you'll have to replace that , also, check the mount on the door itself, they get bent and with a little TLC can usually be bent back in place,, remove the inside trim piece to the mirror mount inside the door , from there you can see the mounting bolts that hold the mirror in place, if the actual plastic section of the mirror got broke, there is no real fix for that , I suggest getting a replacement at a local junk yard,

all door mirrors are designed to fall off (if you hit a pedestrian)so they are just push fit(no screws).

behind the door panel there should be 3 studs coming through the door take off the three retainer nuts and remove the mirror any issues with it let me know

I searched for your problem and a phenominal website is myfordfocus.com when you go to the site at the top it has a how to library and under exterior modifications it has exact detailed instructions for side mirror removal.

no special tool its easy take mirror cover of inside that is then look for little caps take them off and then take screws out look aroung=d the trim pull out at bottom then pull on sides thenpull up and out the take or unhook switch panel take off trim take off vapor barrier then replace handle wallla then go back

As the owner of a 2001 Grand Prix GTP I can tell you that the mirror you speak of is not terribly difficult to replace, but you need the tools to remove the inside panels in the front corner of the window to get to it. Once you get that off there should be three bolts/nuts that hold the mirror on and if you have power mirrors then of course you'll have an electrical connector in there as well.

I dont have any instructions wrote up but there is a Grand Prix car club forum you can check that may have some information on how to replace it in more detail. You can go to grandprixforums.net, sign up and post up your problem and Im sure someone there will probably have specific instructions.

Pull On Black Piece Inside Door Then Remove The Wiring Harness.
Then Remove The 3 10mm Bolts And Replace.

physically move mirror to center by hand ( it will ratchet)....controls should be fine after that

On the inside trim, you can remove screws that are by the door handle, arm rest, under door and side of door and then gently pull back on the panel as there will also be retaining clips attached and you don't want to break them. You'll need to lift the door panel upwards in order to get it off the window ledge. Then you'll need to manipulate the panel and disconnect the door handle linkage from the door handle and disconnect the wiring for your controls. Then you can access the bolts that secure the mirror onto the door