Anyone sell '89 740 mirror without housing?

I wasn't aware it was removeable, how did you get it out?

Mirrors are only 10 bucks at the yards around here, seems like it'd be easier to just get the whole thing.

IIRC, the mirror is held in with some sort of adhesive. It is removed by coaxing a fine piano wire behind the glass and sliding it and working it to cut the adhesive. The big questions are whether the replacement power mechanism works and whether the paint matches.

Mike

Mike

In the bottom center of the mirror there is an access hole. To disenegage the pins use a small screw driver to enage the notches perpendicular to the mirro glas and lever it to one side or the other, it will only go one way. Then use a steady pull to separate the double stick tape from the mounting ring on the gimble. Mirror glasses are available from the dealer parts department. Not outrageously expensive.

Bob

It's glued to a rubber sheet. The adhesive does not survive a Southern Arizona summer. 3M double-sided foam tape works just fine, if you can catch it before you lose the mirror.

That's how the mirror comes out. Very easy. :)

There's a yard quite a ways away from me, which I can check out. I was just wondering why I hadn't seen them on sale online anywhere, only the entire mirror housing.