Broke the mirror what or where or can and how

some auto glass shops can replace the mirror glass only without having to change the the entire mirror assembly.worth checking out.

Your best bet is to call a local glass and mirror shop and have them cut you a new mirror for your tv. You will need to provide them the dimensions. It probably won't cost that much. If you were happy with the picture before the mirror broke, than putting around $50 or less into it seems like it would be worth it.

completelmirror unit but they are not expensive about 30 euros

Side view mirrors are relatively simple to replace. Sometimes it requires the removal of the complete door trim to gain access to the mounting nuts and any wiring it may have. Other times there is a triangle piece in the corner of the door window opening that can be removed by itself and allows access to the hardware and wiring connectors. Check local junkyards for a used mirror, you may even find one in the right color. Good luck.

I take it that the mirror broke off leaving only the stem broken off flush to the mounting hole in the clutch lever's mounting bracket. Right?. If so you will need to carefully drill a hole in the center of that broken stem and use a removal tool to extract it by turning it counter clockwise.

Honda shop or maybe ebay for the "new" mirror. Your choice!

you will have to replace mirror . glues are temporary .

it has to be replace here is a place that sells only GM-parts and its call Schram auto & truck parts and the # is 1-800-292-1032

I would just replace the mirror part# TKG2AA50051 (about $115).I would not try to substitute an ordinary mirror.

Take the back bezel off. It should have many screws around it. then once open you should see the back of the mirror. Carefully take the screws out of the mirror, you may have to do some modifing with the new mirror if it does not come prefabed.

The Hitachi part number for the mirror used in the 50UX57B is KS00164 and can be ordered from a distributor such as Union Electronics (800-648-6657) or Herman Panson (800-938-4376).