Rearview mirror removal?
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Instructor
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Rearview mirror removal?
Anyone have instructions on removing the rearview mirror? I want to relocate the mirror but before I start trying to take it apart, I wanted to check and see if someone has removed it or if the procedure is in the service manual.
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
Racer
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From: San Diego, CA
Mirror Mirror on the wall
Is yours a video screen mirror? And where do you want to relocate it to?
Race Director
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If you are going to undertake something like that, I suggest that you get a copy of the service manual. Look on e-bay for this item:
Chevrolet Corvette 6.2L LT2 2020 2021 Factory Workshop Service Repair Manual CD
Le Mans Master
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Le Mans Master
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It just twists off. Same as the C7. Pull the plastic cover off the mount, put a screwdriver through the holes in the bracket, and twist it 90 degrees.
If yours is the camera mirror, be careful with the coax connector. It's easy to damage.
You're probably wasting your time though. It mounts into a solid aluminum bracket in the windshield header. You're not going to be able to relocate it without major surgery.
If yours is the camera mirror, be careful with the coax connector. It's easy to damage.
You're probably wasting your time though. It mounts into a solid aluminum bracket in the windshield header. You're not going to be able to relocate it without major surgery.
4th Gear
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It just twists off. Same as the C7. Pull the plastic cover off the mount, put a screwdriver through the holes in the bracket, and twist it 90 degrees.
If yours is the camera mirror, be careful with the coax connector. It's easy to damage.
You're probably wasting your time though. It mounts into a solid aluminum bracket in the windshield header. You're not going to be able to relocate it without major surgery.
If yours is the camera mirror, be careful with the coax connector. It's easy to damage.
You're probably wasting your time though. It mounts into a solid aluminum bracket in the windshield header. You're not going to be able to relocate it without major surgery.
E-Ray, 3LZ, ZER, LIFT
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Just a note, Tech thought it was the mirror causing the blue screen. It was not it was the much easier to replace and less expensve camera
