Rear View Mirror Torx and Connection Cables
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Car: 1992 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am
Engine: 350 c.i.d. (5.7L)
Transmission: automatic
Axle/Gears: RWD 7.75" axle 2:77, 3.27 gears
Rear View Mirror Torx and Connection Cables
My mirror fell off from the windshield.
Does anyone know how to disconnect those electrical cables from the mirror?
I remember having to connect them when I had to pick up the car from the body shop as they forgot to put the mirror back on. Now I need to detach those cables because the mirror is dangling from the ceiling.
My next question is how to tighten that Torx screw to secure it. What Torx screw size do I need for the rear view mirror?
I am not a mechanic, yet I believe it to be a Torx type screw as it looks like a six-pointed star.
Does anyone know how to disconnect those electrical cables from the mirror?
I remember having to connect them when I had to pick up the car from the body shop as they forgot to put the mirror back on. Now I need to detach those cables because the mirror is dangling from the ceiling.
My next question is how to tighten that Torx screw to secure it. What Torx screw size do I need for the rear view mirror?
I am not a mechanic, yet I believe it to be a Torx type screw as it looks like a six-pointed star.
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Car: 1992 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am
Engine: 350 c.i.d. (5.7L)
Transmission: automatic
Axle/Gears: RWD 7.75" axle 2:77, 3.27 gears
Re: Rear View Mirror Torx and Connection Cables
Thank you for the immediate reply.
Is there a "how-to" video? I am having a difficult time pressing those little gray buttons.
There is one in the front and another in the back. Are they supposed to be pressed simultaneously?
Is there a "how-to" video? I am having a difficult time pressing those little gray buttons.
There is one in the front and another in the back. Are they supposed to be pressed simultaneously?
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