FAQ

How do you remove the side mirror on a Chevy Silverado?

How do you remove the side mirror on a Chevy Silverado?

Removing the Old Mirror

  1. Lower your side window next to the broken mirror.
  2. With the angled trim removal tool, pry off the triangle-shaped cover on the inside of the truck.
  3. Carefully remove the foam sound insulation.
  4. Locate the wire harness attached to the mirror and find the connector.

How do you take apart a side mirror?

How to Disassemble a Side-View Mirror

  1. Locate the access panel for the mirror’s wiring harness and mounting nuts.
  2. Disconnect the harness that connects the mirror’s motor with the electrical system of the vehicle.
  3. Remove the three nuts that secure to the mirror studs using a socket and ratchet.

Will insurance cover broken side mirror?

Collision insurance will cover broken side mirror if the damage was caused by an accident, while comprehensive coverage will pay if the broken side mirror was due to something besides a crash, like vandalism or a natural disaster.

How much does it cost to get a side mirror painted?

Stiele adds the installation process typically takes about an hour, but prices can go up depending on whether the body shop needs to paint the mirror assembly, which costs about $100, Stiele says.

Does Safelite replace side view mirror?

Safelite Windshield Replacement Trust America’s auto glass experts at Safelite®. We have replacement mirrors to match any factory options including power, power folding, heated, turn signal, and towing side mirrors, and day-night or auto dimming rear view mirrors.

Can I drive with a broken side mirror?

Most states do require at least two mirrors that allow you to see behind you. If that’s true for your state, you can legally drive the vehicle as long as two of your three mirrors are intact. While it may not be illegal, a police officer can still pull you over if they notice you have a broken or missing mirror.

What do you do if you break your side mirror?

If your entire side mirror or the glass has been damaged, as in both the glass and the protective covering, it is imperative that you schedule a replacement right away. If possible, do not drive your vehicle until the damage has been repaired – if you must drive, take extreme precautions.

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