MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: tonym1 on June 19, 2010, 11:49:04 pm
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hi is there a way of tightning the drivers mirror as it seems to shake now is this because i pull it in to park in my garage,
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My drivers side mirror shakes a high speeds with the speed the law enforces :innocent:
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Id pop into Autoglass or and Windscreen specialists and see if they have an adhesive pad that they would use if they were replacing the screen tony.
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They are pretty easy to take apart as something probably needs tightening or clicking back in!
Have a look for one of the 'In-Pro' fitting guides as this will show you how to take one apart! :happy2:
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What are we talking Tony?? your rear view mirror or wing mirror glass?
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wing mirror glass drivers side thought it might be when i keep folding it in to put the car in the garage
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Have you tried gentle but firm pressure at the centre of the mirror as it sounds like it's partially popped out of is retaining clips.
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cheers mate will try the pressure thing in the morning
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As nousticles stated, google for the fitting guide of Indicator lights. If you tilt the mirror all the way upwards, you can (with gentle pressure) lift it off the base. Then check the screws underneath. I'd go with pressing the mirror back in first.
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wing mirror glass drivers side thought it might be when i keep folding it in to put the car in the garage
......... :surprised: :scared: .....mine did the same.It's the glue/sticky pads that need replacing did mine with some of those ''no more'' nails pads.
Do it quick cause if it falls off & breaks there not cheap. I found out about mine when washing it, it just fell in to my hand.
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cheers mate will have a go at the pads
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Both of mine came loose recently, it was because i turned the heated mirrors on by accident and they must have ruined the adhesive. I've just used super glue around the edges which has worked perfectly fine