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Slippery Rock Metal 10-22-2017 10:16 PM

How To Fix A Loose Rear View Mirror
 
Hey there,

Ever since I bought my C6, the rear view mirror has been loose. I have seen a few threads on the forum on how to fix this issue. So I made a detailed step by step video using the hardware store drill bit method. Hopefully it will help some more people get this problem fixed. I started this as a new thread to help answer any questions people had about the fix, hopefully this is in the right place. I saw "How to Remove & Replace", and thought this thread would fit best here. Let me know your feedback. Thanks

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User Omega 11-01-2017 05:58 AM

I am in for the RAP video!!

WW7 11-01-2017 03:39 PM

I tried a few different methods for fixing the loose mirror on my 05.. Using the 3 drill bit shanks was the only one that was permanent, all the rest failed within a few months..Nice job.:thumbs:..WW

HBsurfer 11-01-2017 06:20 PM

Nice video. I'll be doing this tomorrow. Thank you

johnnygreeko 11-14-2017 01:11 PM

rear view mirror
 

Originally Posted by Slippery Rock Metal (Post 1595815766)
Hey there,

Ever since I bought my C6, the rear view mirror has been loose. I have seen a few threads on the forum on how to fix this issue. So I made a detailed step by step video using the hardware store drill bit method. Hopefully it will help some more people get this problem fixed. I started this as a new thread to help answer any questions people had about the fix, hopefully this is in the right place. I saw "How to Remove & Replace", and thought this thread would fit best here. Let me know your feedback. Thanks

​​​​​​https://youtu.be/w8RNssG3KVg

Awesome bro. Off to Home depot. Thanks a million.

Kenny94945 11-14-2017 01:31 PM

Very easy to follow video.
Drill bits...perfect.

Dave S 11-14-2017 02:55 PM


Originally Posted by Kenny94945 (Post 1595968683)
Very easy to follow video.
Drill bits...perfect.

Excellent DIY project & your video is A-1. I'm also jealous of your shop!:D

johnnygreeko 11-15-2017 12:15 AM

Drill Bits
 

Originally Posted by Kenny94945 (Post 1595968683)
Very easy to follow video.
Drill bits...perfect.

Just finished it, Much sturdier. Easy as pie.

Hot Rod Preacher 11-15-2017 06:40 PM

Wow, very well done and easy to follow. Looking forward to your next video. HRP

Myrddin6464 04-24-2018 06:57 PM

I know this post is old, but thank you for your contribution. I’ll be doing this over the weekend.

rob20rx7 07-11-2019 10:03 PM

Awesome post! Thanks for the DIY video. Just ordered the drill bits. Will do this next week.

SkittlesRgood 07-11-2019 10:07 PM

I did this fix last year and it's still holding up well :) just dont grind the bits too short on accident lol

Makdaddy 07-12-2019 09:57 AM

Just a side note
For me, I did this 3 times before i got it right.

I was reattaching the mirror and turning it opposite of the video.
I was turning to lock clockwise.

Dosent look like that would be a big deal, but it was, I kept bending one of the rods every time.
Not sure what made me try counter clockwise on the third go round, but that worked.

mgrbob 07-30-2021 11:01 AM

Thanks for the "how to." Good instructional video.

yellovett 11-15-2021 07:50 PM

Slippery, YOU ARE MY HERO. Thanks to your video I was able to remove the mirror (Had no clue otherwise) buy the 5/64" drill bits. (Good thing they come in pairs of 2 because I cut one too short) Held my breath putting back on, especially when it 'popped' going into place. Test drove it today and so far, NO SHAKEY.

Thank you for taking the time to share with excellent video.


Orion2011 11-17-2021 01:22 PM

I turned my original pins 180 degrees. Been staying fixed since 2014 when I purchased the car.


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