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outside passenger mirror replacement on 95 940 900

posted by  someone claiming to be john on  Wed Jun 23 13:13 CST 2004 [RELATED]

My 95 945 was vandalized recently with the passenger outside mirror smashed. only the glass is smashed. The housing and motor to move the mirror are fine. I looked at the Faqs and read it carefully for replacement in the newer model 940s .....: If you have a later 940/960 or 90, here's how to remove the glass correctly. Activate the motor so that one corner of the mirror is way out. Using a flashlight, look inside at the mirror glass mount. You will see a little conical locator pin with two locking tabs on either side. Each corner of the mount has a similar arrangement. Unlock the two tabs with a narrow screwdriver and pull that corner of the mirror just far enough to keep the tabs slightly disengaged. Move the mirror to the next corner and do the same thing, keeping the tabs just barely disengaged. Do all four corners and gently remove the mirror, removing the heater connectors after you can pull it far enough away. This procedure keeps the fragile circular positioning ring, tied to the motors, intact. To re-install, just re-connect the electricals, line up the locator pins and push the glass back in place until all the tabs lock. A little dab of grease ..

My question..does this pertain to my car?? I cant find any locking tabs on either side.. Thanks JOHN






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