I have no experience with removing the rearview on a Nissan specificially but on a Ford the are some tiny holes you need to push something into in order to push the retaining clip away from the metal button. There are tools for this I found on the net that look like 2 prongs of a fork so I thought what the heck, bent back prong 2 and 4 of a decent length 4 prong metal fork and used that. Worked fine. I imagine if I had a small enough flat tip screw driver to stick in there it would have worked as well. It still takes a bit of force to pull the mirror off the button even with the clip depressed. Atleast it did for me.
Here's another possibility: I just finished Wrestling with removing the button from a Nissan Xterra rearview mirror. It has the wedge style button (beveled edges), rather than the channel style. At the bottom of the button I could see a small tab of spring steel. No matter what I did to the tab it wouldn't release the button. Finally, I took an old hack saw blade (you could probably use anything long and flat like that) and slid it in between the tab and the button from the bottom. Once you get in about .75" you'll bump up against the spring tab holding the button in. Push further against the spring with your hack saw blade and at the same time pull the mirror off the button. That's it! Once you get it off you see how simply it was being held on. Hope this saves someone else the time I wasted on this...
Nissan 99 sentra: A thin metal shim jammed in under the button released the clip on the mirror button. I used a shim from a set of feeler gages/spark plug setting shims and jammed it in under the button as far as it would go to release the clip. There is a round depression that the clip is stuck in and the shim pushes it out of the depression. Button slid out easily after that. THANKS TO ORIGINAL POSTER OF THIS ANSWER...SAVED ME TIME AND FROM BREAKING THE DARN MIRROR FRAME/BUTTON HOLDER.
Owner's manual.
Doesn't have one.
problem with fuel filterhow do i change the fuel filter on my 2001 Nissan sentra gxe, and where is it located?
check engine
I changed my fuel pump in my 2001 Nissan Sentra , were n how do you reset fuel pump
It is an insulator
Are you sure there is one? Ford products typiocally have one, but I am not aware of Nissan having one.
You can't. It's electronic.. not battery operated.
in the car near the steering wheel and it's a button, auto start
It is on the passenger side floorboard behind the kick plate( which will be on the right)
2005 Nissan Sentra 1.5 S: Press and hold the Clock button on the radio. When the hour numbers start flashing, *press the UP or DOWN arrows until the correct hour is displayed. Press the CLOCK button again and the minutes will start flashing. Repeat from * to set the minutes. Press the CLOCK button again to exit the clock setup function.
You can replace the horn button on your 1992 Pontiac Bonneville by removing the center steering will cover. Remove the horn button retaining screws. Remove the horn button wiring harness. Reverse the process to install your new horn button.