If I make purchase of an EF rear view mirror (LHS) - am I able to take the glass/mirror part out of the panel, and put it inside my EL's part? Or is it impossible?
I was under the impression that the glass parts can be easily replaced.
If you know anything, please post ASAP cos I need to know:)
A friend of mine found he was able to prise off the glass part with a screwdriver. That's the first I heard of this being done - that was in an EB mind you.
There are cheap complete mirrors for sale at New Oak Ford...
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Jack Travis, E-Series Acting President
1989 Ford Fairmont Ghia turbo/GL replica (underway)
1994 Eunos 800M
1990 Ford Laser S
Luke, I paid $150 each for my EB mirrors. The EF ones I saw were about $75 each. Remember that minor mods are required to fit them to an older model. Cheers!
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Jack Travis, E-Series Acting President
1989 Ford Fairmont Ghia turbo/GL replica (underway)
1994 Eunos 800M
1990 Ford Laser S
Damn Jack! That's a bit pricey LOL! I have a crack in my driver's side mirror, and was told by a wrecker that Ford didn't sell them separately as it's basically one unit... There must be a way to pry it off though and replace it?
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Eh Yagz, suck my left teste mate I'll have boost for $1k, even if it is only 1 pound.
Yeah
You can pull it off, I didn't even need a screw driver to get them off my EL.
Someone broke iit so it is smashed, I could either take it to a glass place, or get one from an EF/EL.
They have little clips, but im not sure what the little steel part is for
Luke, I paid $150 each for my EB mirrors. The EF ones I saw were about $75 each. Remember that minor mods are required to fit them to an older model. Cheers!
OUCH!!! I paid $35 each for my EB electric mirrors (second hand, but in perfect condition).
What mods did you have to do to fit them, Jack?
Mine screwed in without a problem, so maybe it's just series 1's that have an issue??
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The EF ones I saw were about $75 each. Remember that minor mods are required to fit them to an older model. Cheers!
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