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Old 03-02-2011, 11:34 PM
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Question Mirror Cover Removal

Hey guys,

Fairly new here to Xoutpost. Just got my 04 X5 3.0i last weekend and i'm trying to fix a few small things on it. Looking around all over this forum you guys seem to know quite a bit about these cars so hopefully you can help me some here.

The passenger side mirror will pop back out after a few seconds when using the self-folding feature to bring both of them in. I've read some of the posts on here about fixing the little metal clip inside the mirror but i'm having extreme difficulty getting the freaking body colored cover off to be able to get to it.

If anyone can get me a few simple pics/vid of how to easily remove the housing it'd be super appreciated!! I'm afraid of snapping off any of the plastic clips inside the mirror... Thanks in advance guys!!

P.S. Totally loving this freaking car by the way!!!!
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