Nissan 96321-2Y900 Mirror Assy-Inside

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Remove the door trim panel. On Pathfinder models, remove the cover over the mirror mounting bolts. If equipped with power mirrors, unplug the electrical connector. Remove the bolts and detach the mirror from the door. Installation is the reverse of removal. Insert a small screwdriver into the base of the mirror mounting bracket, and carefully pry rearward to disengage the mirror retaining spring from the mounting bracket. After the spring has been disengaged, slide the mirror up and off the mounting bracket. Installation is the reverse of removal. If the mounting bracket for the mirror has come off the windshield, it can be reattached with a special mirror adhesive kit available at auto parts stores. Clean the glass and support base thoroughly and follow the directions on the adhesive package, allowing the base to bond overnight before attaching the mirror.

Remove the door trim panel, then disconnect the mirror electrical connector and remove the mirror trim cover from the door panel by detaching it with the push-pin fasteners. Next, remove the three mirror retaining nuts and detach the mirror from the vehicle, which involves handling the side view mirror mounting fasteners. Installation is the reverse of the removal process.

To replace the outside mirrors, begin by prying off the cover that conceals the mirror mounting bolts, noting that some Armada models may have the cover secured with adhesive. Next, remove the fasteners to detach the mirror from the door, then take off the door trim panel and unplug the electrical connector. For the inside mirror, first remove the trim cover from the mirror base by taking off the upper and lower trim covers, loosening the set screw, and sliding the mirror off its base while disconnecting the electrical connector. Loosen the set screw to slide the mirror off the base mount, disconnect the electrical connector, and remove the mirror. Reinstallation follows the reverse order of removal. If the mounting bracket has detached from the windshield, it can be reattached using a special mirror adhesive kit found at auto parts stores; ensure to clean the glass and support base thoroughly, following the adhesive instructions and allowing the base to bond overnight before reattaching the mirror.

To replace the outside mirrors, first you have to disconnect the door trim panel. For power mirrors, first you will have to remove the electrical connector by pulling it out. Next after this, pull out the triangular cover that sits on the door over the mirror-mounting by unscrewing a screw at its base and unclipping it from the door. Next, unscrew the bolts to pull the mirror off the door, also, disconnecting the wiring. The inside mirror entails the first removal of the black plastic cover at the top of the mirror mount, then the mount screws. Last process is installation where the two mirrors are placed in the reverse procedure that is followed during the removal process.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the mirror.

You can reattach it using a special mirror adhesive kit found at auto parts stores. Make sure to clean the glass and support base thoroughly, follow the adhesive instructions, and allow the base to bond overnight before reattaching the mirror.

Installation is the reverse of removal.

Next, disconnect the electrical connector from the mirror.

If you hear the motors running but the mirror glass doesn't move, there's probably a problem with the drive mechanism inside the mirror. Remove and disassemble the mirror to locate the problem.

Models with factory-installed dual power mirrors feature a heater grid behind the mirror glass to clear fog, ice, or snow. If a heater grid fails, the entire mirror must be replaced.

If the mirror's mounting bracket has come off the windshield, you can reattach it using a special mirror adhesive kit available at auto parts stores. First, clean the glass and support base thoroughly. Then, follow the directions on the adhesive package, allowing the base to bond overnight before attaching the mirror.

Carefully pry off the plastic mirror trim panel.

Remove the mirror and check the wires at the mirror for voltage. Check with the ignition ON and the mirror selector switch on the appropriate side. Operate the mirror switch in all its positions. There should be voltage at one of the switch-to-mirror wires in each switch position (except the neutral "off" position).

If you hear the motors running but the mirror glass doesn't move, there's probably a problem with the drive mechanism inside the mirror. Remove and disassemble the mirror to locate the problem.

MIRROR GLUE

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