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Hi all,

I have an annoying rattle (buzz is probably a more accurate description) coming from the passenger's side rearview mirror on my 02C4S. I have searched the forum and noted that removing the glass should be pretty simple: just grab and pull. However, I have tried a couple of times and I am worried that I am going to break something. It's hard to get fingers in behind the mirror to grab and pull, and even a moderate tug results in nothing. If I pull harder, will I break it?

In the meantime, I tried spraying some silicone lubricant behind the mirror glass, aimed at where the little tab connects inside, in an effort to kill the sound without removing the glass. It didn't work.

Any thoughts or similar experiences?

Loren, I know you said just pull, but is it really that simple?

Thanks,

Chris

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Thanks, Loren. This may sound like a silly question, but is there only one set of metal clips, toward the outside of the car, behind each mirror, or does each mirror have two sets of clips?

I'm only asking because I have pulled, and the mirror glass won't seem to come out.

Thanks again.

Chris

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Hi Chris

I also had the same concerne when trying to remove my driverside mirror. I took me three attempts before I had the courage to pull the mirror hard enough to remove it. It is held in the center with the clips and the two wires are attached to one side. the wires are not very long so try not to pull the mirror out to far when it first releases. they can be easly removed when the mirror is in your hand

Christopher

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