I would probably use epoxy if I needed to do that. Make sure the terminals are reconnected and then use an automotive grade silicone or urethane to reattach the mirror glass. Tape up the glass to the mirror housing until it dries, so it won't slip, usually about 24 hours.
You will need apply steel glue to reattach the drivers mirror on a 1998 toyota avalon. You can purchase steel glue at walmart or any auto supply shop.
An auto epoxy called Speedgrip is best for this. If you can't get it then use J B Weld.
This mirror is the driver's side mirror, power and heated. I need to know how to access the mounting bolts or studs to replace the mirror. Please give detailed insturctions with pics if possible. Thank you
take to your local glazer/ glass shop depending on your area. nuneatonglasscompany.co.uk done mine as they are my local
It's very possible as the heated mirrors and the rear defogger are tied together.
To replace the mirror on the drivers side of a 1996 Chrysler Cirrus acquire a direct replacement with the sail mount. This mirror is heated, non folding and is installed with a Philips head screwdriver.
Go to Auto parts/supply store or glass store and get special adhesive made for that and reattach
actually... all you have to do is go to your nearest auto part store and buy the kit to reattach the rearview mirror to the front window... its really easy or you can just super glue it back on
Remove the inside door panel of your Chevy Cavalier. Remove the drivers side mirror wiring harness, if the mirror is electric. Remove the drivers side mirror retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install the new drivers side mirror.
In the reverse way you took it off, of course.
In the US, yes, a drivers mirror is required.
it is not useful