blackimpala

Can anyone tell me how to do this on my 96 2500 w/power mirrors?

Thanks

Floyd

gorms

I've always had good luck just popping them out with a prybar. Less chance of breaking when warm.

SIXSLUG

A thin narrow putty knife pushed straight in is how I removed mine, but don't "pry" them or they will break.

Like gorms said, the warmer the temps the better.

infidel

When I wanted the "objects are closer" fun house mirror replaced in my power mirror with a real one the guy at the auto glass shop just hit it with a wrench.
Broke in a million pieces, he said that was the easiest way.

Shovelhead

I had a tour bus in DC decide he wanted to share the lane I was in, knocking the glass out of my driver's side mirror........along with the mirror housing.

Clayten

Here is a real good write up on glass removal.
http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...step-step.html