Replacing bronken mirrorbody w/new one, have mirror on long cable

Instructions1.

• 1

Remove thedoor panel. Refer to your Honda Accord repair manual for theinstructions in removing the door panel. Unhook the rods and connectors on theinside of the door panel and set it on the floor.

• 2

Remove thefilm covering the access to the side mirror. It's difficult to avoid damaging thefilm while removing it so you will need to purchase a new piece of filmcovering when you buy a new side view mirror.

• 3

Reachthrough the service hole into the mirror housing with a screwdriver. Loosen thescrew that holds the mirror. Twist the screw out with your hand.

• 4

Reacharound the door and support the mirror with your other hand. Continue to twistthe screw out, then catch the mirror as it drops out when you remove the screwcompletely. Put the screw in a safe place so you don't lose it.

• 5

Installthe new side view mirror by positioning it where the old mirror was. Insert thescrew you took out in Step 4 and twist it in with your hand. Insert ascrewdriver into the service hole to tighten the screw.

• 6

Replacethe film covering that was damaged when you took out the old mirror. Push itinto place in the indentation on the door.

• 7

Sit in thecar seat and adjust the mirror so you can use it properly.

Should be a plastic panel inside of the mirror mounting...this is usually a pop off panel, but be careful not to damage the clips...There are three 10mm bolts inside of the mirror...(access panel must be removed to see...also you may need to pull out insulation to see these three bolts...electric mirror will have a disconnect plug in...unplug to remove...manual will not have any other connections...plug in new mirror...reconnect 3 10mm mounting bolts...replace insulation...reassemble plastic cover on inside door trim...:)

Hello, to replace the rear mirror, try the following:

1. Roll the passenger side door window all the way down. Turn off the ignition and remove the keys.


2. Gently pry the window control panel from the arm rest with the pry tool or screwdriver starting at the bottom of the panel. Flip it over and unplug all the wire harness outlets from it. Set the panel aside.

3. Locate and remove the two panel door plugs near the arm rest concealing the two screws and remove the screws with the Phillips head screwdriver.

4. Remove the door panel retainer plugs along the edge of the door by pressing in the middle of the plug to unlock it and removing the plug.


5. Detach the mounting triangle from the upper inside door panel covering the side-view mirror.

6. Remove the door panel by lifting outward and then upward. Disconnect the speaker wire harness from the underside of the door panel and set the door panel aside.

7. Locate and disconnect the mirror wire harness.

8. Pull back the foam insulation from the inside panel covering the side-view mirror.

9. Unscrew the three mounting nuts from the mirror using the ratchet, extension and a socket. Do not drop the nuts into the door cavity.

10. Pry the mirror gently away from the outside of the door.

11. Install the new mirror and replace the mounting nuts on the mirror studs and tighten with the ratchet, socket, and extension. Plug the mirror wire harness back in. Replace the foam insulation. Replace the mounting triangle.


12. Replace the door panel by reversing the procedure. Start by plugging in the speaker wire first.


Thanks

The cover comes off from the top down, two clips one on the side by window other on top half way down angle part, pry out gently, bottom has a tongue that holds bottom in pull up after you release the two clips.

Hi
sounds to me like the electrical cable inside the drivers door has come unplugged or broken where door swings( youll see a black ribbed rubber piece that shields the cable check for damage) youll need to remove the door panel for visual. The fuse should be listed on the fuse cover (interior). If the passenger side is functional it is more likely that the cable is unplugged or damaged as the passenger and drivers side would be on same circuit.
I hope this helps you

1) Disconnect the Corolla's negative cable to the battery.

2) Remove the triangle-shaped interior mirror cover from the top of the
door panel. Pry the cover off with your hands, a blunt plastic or
wooden tool to prevent damage to your door trim.

3) Take out the mirror wiring connection.

4) Remove the door trim bracket around the mirror. Take out the
mounting nuts.

5) Pull the power mirror off the Toyota Corolla.

1) Put the new mirror in place on the Camry.

2) Re-install the mounting nuts making sure they are securley holding
the mirror in place. Replace the mirror insulation.
3) Reconnect the wiring to the new mirror.

4) Install the triangle interior cover by snapping it back in place.

5) Connect the negative battery cable.


Thanks
Xeeshan

Remove the Old Mirror
1. Step 1 Disconnect the negative battery cable before you take off the grand Cherokee front door trim panel. Remove all screws and clips.
   
2. Step 2 Detachthe window trim cover screw, and control lever screw beforedisconnecting the entire mirror trim cover. Remove the rubber coverinside the mirror cover, and disconnect the electrical wire.
   
3. Step 3 Remove three nuts from the power mirror using a Torx® star-shaped screwdriver.
   
4. Step 4 Pull out the outside rear view mirror. Guide the power wire through the hole in the door.
   
Install the New Mirror
5. Step 1 Replace the old mirror. Put the new power mirror in place. Push the new wiring through the hole in the door.
   
6. Step 2 Install and tighten the three retaining screws you took off when removing the old mirror.
   
7. Step 3 Connect the power mirror wiring to the connection located on the door panel. Replace the rubber cover and interior mirror cover.
   
8. Step 4 Put the front door trim panel back in place by securing all clips and tightening all screws.
   
9. Step 5 Connect the Subaru Outback's battery cable to restore the power.
   

i will recommend i site where you will get all the information you need to remove and replace your side mirror
http://www.wjjeeps.com/mirrors.htm

Outside Mirrors REMOVAL & INSTALLATION The mirrors on these models can be removed from the door without disassembling the door liner or other components. Both left and right outside mirrors may be either manual, manual remote (small lever on the inside to adjust the mirror) or electric remote. If the mirror glass is damaged, replacements may be available through your dealer or a reputable glass shop in your area. If the plastic housing is damaged or cracked, the entire unit will need to be replaced. Manual

1. Remove the set screw and the adjustment knob, if equipped.
2. Remove the delta cover; that's the triangular black inner cover. It can be removed with a blunt plastic or wooden tool. Don't use a metal prytool; the plastic will be marred.
3. Fig. 1: Use a tapped ended tool to pry the trim from the mirror
   
   
4. Depending on the style of mirror, there may be concealment plugs or other minor parts under the delta cover — remove them.
5. Support the mirror housing from the outside and remove the three bolts or nuts holding the mirror to the door.
6. Remove the mirror assembly.
7. Installation is the reverse of removal.
8. Power
   1. Turn the ignition key to the OFF position. Disconnect the negative battery cable. Wait at least 90 seconds from the time the negative battery was disconnected to start work. CAUTION
      Some models covered by this manual may be equipped with a Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), which uses an air bag. Whenever working near any of the SRS components, such as the impact sensors, the air bag module, steering column and instrument panel, disable the SRS, as described in Section 6.
      
   2. Remove the delta cover; that's the triangular black inner cover. It can be removed with a blunt plastic or wooden tool. Don't use a metal prytool; the plastic will be marred.
9. Depending on the style of mirror, there may be concealment plugs or other minor parts under the delta cover — remove them.
10. Depending on the type of door trim, you may need to remove the door inner panel to access the electrical wiring harness for the mirror.
11. Support the mirror housing from the outside and remove the three bolts or nuts holding the mirror to the door.
12. If the wiring to the electric mirror was not disconnected previously, detach it now. Some connectors can only be reached after the mirror is free of the door. Remove the mirror assembly.
13. Installation is the reverse of removal. Cycle the mirror several times to make sure that it works properly.

Dear ejustin

Unfortunately you have too release the door panel to carry out this simple replacement.
remove screw from behind small panel inside door release handle (small screwdriver ti flip out little cover)

Remove two screws from inside door puller (one you use to close door) these are also under a small panel you remove this also with small screwdriver.

Then you will have to pull door penal away from the fixings usually done with a special tool but is quite poss-able with fingers.

Do not use a screwdriver you will just cause damage and break fixing clips.

Take care as their are wires feeding other equipment you do not need to remove panel completely.

Release cable to mirror

Remove three nuts holding mirror to door these are behind plastic quarter panel.

Repeat process to put on new mirror 20 minutes max.

Cheers

Frazer

These instructions are for a 2013 Kia Sorento (Passenger Side Mirror)



1) remove speaker cover on inside door panel:




2) Use a small screwdriver to pry it away from the door. Be careful of the paint:


3) The panel will expose the 3 main bolts that need to be removed:


4) The cable harness needs to be removed this is located behind the door panel. Remove the one screw behind the screw cover:


Once the one screw is removed it will allow you to move the door panel enough to get to the harness and the 2 bottom bolts.

Here is how the harness looks:




Once the harness is removed and the 3 bolts removed the mirror will come out.

Repeat the steps to re install your new mirror.