Could I remove the mirror and install a frosted glass panel on this?
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The mirror is held in place with Silicone with a piece of thin wood also glued in with Silicone. I'm sure it can be done, but the finished front might get damaged in the process. You might be able to frost the existing mirror with a kit to frost glass, but practice on something else first. Good luck.
1328035
My son replaced the mirror for me I do remember him taking off the door panel. You can get help on line on how to take off the door panel.
2283147
Take a putty knife and slide it between the door panel and the door. You will need to pop it loose from the door. There are plastic tabs all around the inside of the door frame. You can also watch how to change out the mirror on YouTube.
1053409
Yes you remove he vision and install this.. Take it somewhere and have it professionally installed. Don't do it yourself .
614832
I don't think so. I had to screw a metal strip into the frame across the top of the mirror. If the mirror has no frame, I can't imagine where you would attach that strip.
1810978
I have never tried to do this, but you might want to unscrew the mirror and see if you can gain access to the handle hardware that way. Good luck.
2259509
Yes you need to drill 2 holes on each side and then remove the mirror from the mount to put the bolts through
1610406
I would not attempt to do that, although I imagine it's possible. You've got two potential issues 1) visual obstruction and 2) a dangling power/cord.A better solution may be mounting low on the windshield as far left as possible. Another is to by a monitor incorporated rear view mirror.
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Yes it is safe, just try placing the mirror in a couple of spots to make sure it has the correct visibility before you remove the adhesive paper. Also this mirror rotates 360 degrees so finding a good view is very simple. Ps when removing it permanently for any reason simply spray some Goof Off behind the new mirror and use a plastic putty knife to seperate the two.
1411036
Wouldn't think so. You would have to tear the thing apart anyways to put in a new mirror
1270550
Yes, but you might as well install the temperature gauge as well. I will say that it is more difficult to install because you have to run the temp wire to the front and bottom of the radiator. REMOVING THE OLD MIRROR FROM THE WINDSHIELD COULD BE A BIG PROBLEM. I have easily removed my old mirror from the windshield by sawing it off up next to the glass with a long metal blade and a reciprocating saw. DONT BREAK THE GLASS.
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you ca not. since it is glass. it is like owning a plasma tv great picture, but the glass panel produces glare or reflections. you could put an anti glare film on top of the glass if you want. it works but seems a bit over kill, but works.
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Yes, it can be installed either way. We preferred to install it facing up because we wanted to use energy efficient light bulbs. This way the light bulbs are not visible. Also this light fixture is fairly large and we didn't want the lights to hang over the vanity mirror.
1386759
I would say no. Most of the back side is a mirror. You can remove the front but I don't know how you'd hang it.
532219
No need to remove the mirror. Behind the glass there are plastic clips that can be released with a long, flat head screwdriver. 15 minute job. With beer breaks.
1383432
You should be able to mount this mirror to the existing "wedge" style windshield mount button.
828115
Yes. But you need to install the supports all on the side without the mirror.