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Posts: 5  | I *may* have hit a parked car. And unfortunately for me it was a police car  Our mirrors touched. No damage to his mirror at all !! Mine, the glass smashed, and the internal section popped out. I managed to get another piece of glass from ebay, and it clicked in pretty well. However I cant for the life of me manage to plug in the two little wires into the back of the unit. So for the time being I have left it unplugged and 'clicked' the module back into the mirror - adjusting manually. Any tips on how to get hose wires plugged in ? I don't really want ot unbolt the entire thing and start pulling it apart if I don;t need to. I am hoping there is some trick I have overlooked. I tried needle node pliers. My only other option is to cut the wires and lengthen them. Any advice appreciated. Cheers. | ||
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