replacing side mirror housing on Ridgline

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by ickywoods, May 9, 2006.

  1. ickywoods

    ickywoods Guest

    Telephone pole cracked my housing on my sideview passenger side mirror.
    I've bought the replacment, and see the screws to hold it, but wondering
    about the mirror component itself, it must be removed before replacing
    housing. Any instructions? Should I worry about electrical shocks or
    screwups? I'm a female trying to not have a costly repair bill on my Honda
    Ridgeline. Thanks!
     
    ickywoods, May 9, 2006
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  2. ickywoods

    Brian Smith Guest

    Did the telephone pole jump out and strike your vehicle's mirror? {;^)
     
    Brian Smith, May 9, 2006
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  3. ickywoods

    TeGGeR® Guest



    I think you'll find the screws hold everything on to the door, not just the
    housing.

    If your missors are powered, you'll probably find the most difficult thing
    will be getting at the electrical connectors in order to unplug them. I
    don't know where they are on the Ridgeline. If you're lucky, they'll be
    inside the missor housing. If you're unlucky, they'll be on the door and
    you'll need to take the door trim panel off.

    Other than that, it's one of those things you're probably just going to
    have to feel your way around. Once you get those secrews out, wiggle the
    housoing and see where other fasteners may be. It should be fairly clear.

    And don't worry about shocks. The voltage is WAY too low for that to be
    even a remote possibility.
     
    TeGGeR®, May 9, 2006
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  4. ickywoods

    ickywoods Guest

    I appreciate the help, I should be able to figure it out one step at a
    time. And yes, Brian Smith, that darn pole did jump out and smack my poor
    mirror!
     
    ickywoods, May 9, 2006
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  5. ickywoods

    Brian Smith Guest

    You should have been paying closer attention to the pole, you might have
    been able to get out of its way. {;^)
     
    Brian Smith, May 9, 2006
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