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Disconnect battery - soldered the two wires

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Pryed off the broken one - disconnected the battery - soldered the two wires - reconnected battery - perfect.
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Reconnect battery - perfect

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Pryed off the broken one - disconnected the battery - soldered the two wires - reconnected battery - perfect.
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Maybe just a coincidence let me know if you find out how to reset the window.
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Pryed off the broken one - disconnected the battery - soldered the two wires - reconnected battery - perfect.
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Pryed off the broken one - disconnected the battery - soldered the two wires - reconnected battery - perfect.
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How do you remove the vanity mirror assembly from the back of the visor...

Reset window

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Maybe just a coincidence let me know if you find out how to reset the window.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

...this thing is kicking my a&&. My passenger side vanity mirror is busted - the little lid just flops. BTW: what's the first thing the wife checks when she does the inaugural sit in the passenger seat - the vanity mirror of course. Gotta' fix that - Sunset to rescue. Fast forward to now: Looking at the back of the new mirror assembly I can see 4 little tabs - two on top and two on the bottom edge of the base assembly. The vanity mirror assembly seems to fit very tight into the visor I'm afraid of damaging the visor if I try to pry it out with a flat blade screwdriver. Is there a special tool to prise these tabs???

POST 2Original post

I should do mine to just lazy. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...topic=3142&hl=

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 6723971

Thanks!!! Worked perfect. Pryed off the broken one - disconnected the battery - soldered the two wires - reconnected battery - perfect. Only now my passenger window will not 'one touch up or down' LOL!!!

POST 4Original post

Since I posted the link I decided to do mine also which work ok, but the passenger side window does the same thing as yours. Maybe just a coincidence let me know if you find out how to reset the window.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 6724467

...very weird. I have not checked any fuses yet...

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