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RaceDiagnostics 09-08-2015 01:34 PM

Need to to strip down my door mirror
 
Has anyone done this and have pics showing how to do it?

Johnken 09-08-2015 01:52 PM

I don't recognize the term stip - I've seen way too many Queen's English vs American English to just assume it's a typo so I'll ask: What does it mean mate?

RaceDiagnostics 09-08-2015 02:33 PM

Sorry, its a typo, should have been "strip".

Xkr x100 09-11-2015 12:47 PM

Looks straightforward to take off, I need to tighten mine where it swivels. Remove the cover, pulll off by hand. There is a bolt holding the mirror to the door. The rest I will do indoors. Hopefully it isn't sealed.

jimforrest (uk) 09-11-2015 01:35 PM

I understand the XK & XJ door mirrors are the same? I have an XJ (Driver's side - RH) mirror here with a broken mirror seating but all else is ok. It has swivelling gears in it for parking.

What's the prob with yours RD? I'll take mine to bits for pics (or just stuff the 'guts' in a Jiffy Bag and send it to you!)

RaceDiagnostics 09-11-2015 04:24 PM

Thanks for the offer Jim, I'm not sure what I need yet, I have a second hand mirror arriving tomorrow but I am not sure what features is has, my one with the damaged bracket had the fold feature.


I was just trying to strip mine down ahead of time in case I needed to swap any parts/electrics over.


I was able to remove the mirror and its motor mechanism.


http://www.racediagnostics.com/home/...or/wm%2012.jpg


The problem is trying to separate the two sections connected by the fold hinge/motor mechanism.


I worked out that I need to get these two torx bolts out but they are stuck fast to the point of twisting the torx bit. I think I will need to drill them out if I have to.


http://www.racediagnostics.com/home/...or/wm%2011.jpg


I'll wait and see now what turns up before doing any more though.

GGG 09-11-2015 05:34 PM


Originally Posted by Johnken (Post 1304193)
I don't recognize the term stip - I've seen way too many Queen's English vs American English to just assume it's a typo so I'll ask: What does it mean mate?


Originally Posted by RaceDiagnostics (Post 1304217)
Sorry, its a typo, should have been "strip".

It is 'strip' now.

Graham


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