How do you install the mirror?
932281
Spring loaded snaps on the back. But if I could have a redo.. I would have bought the Razo convex mirror. it has a wider view, IMO.
932282
It has spring loaded clips on the back that clamp over your existing mirror. When installed on my Ford Edge or Toyota Camry it fits very securely no vibration. It helps expand my vision behind and around the vehicles.
588333
I have not changed my as yet, the following is the instructions from the instruction book, good luck. Lower the mirror to its most flat position. Use a credit card to remove the lens cover. Remove bulb by pushing away from the bulb socket. Install new bulb by aligning the pins with the socket, push bulb into socket. a click should be heard
543113
You will need to cut the very end of your rubber handle grip off, like slicing off the tip of a cigar. Then push grip back on. The mirror has a "L" shape bracket which you slide thru the hole off the rubber grip which slides into the opening of the handle bar. There is a Allen screw at the end off the mirror bracket on the outside. Tighten Allen and it spreads the mechanism you pushed thru end of handle grip that went into handle bar. It spreads and tightens inside of handle bar. Very easy to do and best mirror I have used.
842133
It comes with double sided tape. If the current mirror is decent but say cracked then just tape the new one to it or remove old mirror and tape new one to the inside plastic.
884041
The mirror did not fit on my jeep, but you break the old one and with a putty knife or scraper remove the pieces, then install the new one, o bought extra adhesive to make sure it stayed in place but then I noticed it was a little to big, I still have it hanging
884039
You don't change the mirror, it goes over the the old mirror. On mine I had to remove the plastic around the outside edge for the new mirror to fit then use the double sided tape to secure the new mirror
950146
I used suction cups and fixed to mirror. If I were screwing to wall, assuming drywall, I would use a drywall anchor or similar device. Plz see http://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-install-a-drywall-anchor/ Good luck.
119595
It is some sort of a mechanical interface with bolts and friction involved. It did not fit my external mirror, so I have not installed it yet. I am thinking how to fix it using other means. If you do not want to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix it - do not buy.
75421
It is easy. I did have to drill holes for the mirror. I have used one maybe once before. So... make marks where you want the holes, drill your holes or have someone do it for you. I have someone but I decided to try it myself, it was easy, take your time. You will be pleased. It is quite lovely and I am very happy with this item.
152388
I put it together myself. It wasn't too hard but I had to use a drill screws into the mirror base to keep it steady.
1855624
There are 3 screws. Remove the small triangle plastic piece inside the door near the corner of the window where the mirror is. There is a piece of insulation in there and I believe the new mirror comes with its own. Remove the nuts and the mirror will come off. Insert new mirror and tighten down the nuts. Takes like 15 minutes.
1018363
Yes, the back mirror is installed. If it's surface mounted, you will need to install the side mirrors. It's very simple and comes with the mounting tape attached.
1824492
No, you do not. You do need to screw the mount onto the back of the mirror to your desired spots on the mount. Then it just hangs over any door you'd like. It is super easy!
1279741
I had to remove the bolt holding mirror onto bracket to install the bracket to frame. After this was done I reinstalled mirror to mounting bracket. Just pay attention to how the washer and spring are located so you can reattach correctly. I suggest doing only one at a time so you will have the untouched 2 nd mirror to refer to if you forget.worked good for me except I had to add some washers to the bolt heads to keep them from pulling thru the bracket when tightened.
119594
There is a section on the back of the Auxiliary Mirror cases that pop off and allows access to two screw holes and allow a clip in the bottom of the unit to open up as you loosen them and be slid over the housing around the vehicles side view mirrors. Once in place you tighten these two screws directly to your vehicles housing and then clip the case backing back onto the Auxilary Mirror and your done. But the two screws (which are flat tipped and not pointed) are what secures the top of the clip directly to your side view mirrors.
1753381
Here is a very helpful video on hot to attach/use this mirror: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Op5lJp5gOo
1349801
Insert the expanding plug of mirror into end of handlebar and twist mirror to expandthe plug until tight then adjust the mirror. I had to cut an opening in my handlebar grip in order to fit the plug.