passenger mirror, broken glass

Comments

• White&Nerdy Senior Wagonist

  January 2009

  I wonder if you could just get the glass for a driver's side mirror and install it on the passenger mirror upside down? It should literally be a mirror image.
• judebert familEE

  January 2009

  Wouldn't you have to flip it? I don't think the back is mirrored.
• bam-bam Council Member

  January 2009

  Won't work. I guess I don't know how to search :oops: I can't seem to find it, but look for thread 'EE mirrors 101' by me.
  Other 4th gen glass will fit, but there are 2 different styles.
• Haydz Moderator

  January 2009

  If it is symmetrical you should be installing it upside down/flipped... same difference. :P
• White&Nerdy Senior Wagonist

  January 2009

  Take driver mirror.
  
  Rotate 180 degrees.
  
  Install on passenger side.
  
  Have a beer to celebrate. :twisted:
  
  It also won't be one of those wussy "objects in mirror are closer than they appear" mirrors. I don't want that kind of distortion. Ever since I drove a box truck and learned to back up using only my side mirrors, I want side mirrors that don't make things look farther away. Otherwise I'll be backing up till it sounds expensive.
• SiWagon Council Member

  January 2009

  What's your budget?
• fettcols Wagonist

  January 2009

  I had an accord once and the mirror glass broke. I went to the dealer and bought a new one. Not the whole mirror just the glass with the backing behind it. It was a power mirror and took me about an hour to figure it out but was pretty cheap in the end. I would probably check with a dealer to see if the civic part is available the same way.
• curt Wagonist

  January 2009

  I ordered my replacement glass from my work. It was under $20.
• bam-bam Council Member

  January 2009

  ^^^That's great to know. I have an extra mirror with no glass, been looking at the junkyards for a good while now...