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02-27-2013, 06:18 PM
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That's how mine started.
I got the motor and mirror replaced a while back. The motor is really easy to remove. Once the mirror glass is off you will see the motor which is held in place by a few Philips head screws. I had to remove another mirror on another car and came up with my own method for not cracking the glass. Find a piece of long flat plastic that is used to package boxes/parcels. Cut into 2 pieces. Slide the plastic pieces behind the mirror glass about 1/3 of the way in on either side. Put a towel on the mirror glass and then grab the free ends of the plastic and pull slow but hard.
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