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Inside rear view mirror removal. ATTENTION! 200

posted by  scorron on  Sun Sep 10 11:42 CST 2006
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HA! I beat you to it. Sorry man, Rob and I gave you bum advice. Anyway, I figued out the same thing, and thanks to jdouglas I didn't break the trim piece in my '93. To support our findings I've taken a picture:



This should make it a little easier for people in the future, a visual of what you're dealing with under brittle pieces of trim is always helpful.

I don't know that I would describe the process quite the way you have though. I'd say to grab ahold of the mirror arm and pull down.






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