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How to Install a Fallen Rearview Mirror in the Car?

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DiGideon

07/29/25 12:09am

The method to install a fallen rearview mirror in the car is as follows: 1. There are two clips on each of the upper and lower long edges at the rear inside the car, with the lower two being elastic and adjustable in position; 2. When installing the rearview mirror, first diagonally hook the lower two clips onto the mounting plate fixed on the glass, then lift it upward until the upper two fixed clips are also hooked on. Release your hand and adjust the position accordingly. The function of the rearview mirror: It reflects the conditions behind, beside, and below the car, allowing the driver to indirectly see these areas clearly, expanding the driver's field of vision, and enhancing safety during reversing and driving.

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DeChase

08/12/25 4:26am

The rearview mirror in my car has fallen off several times, all due to adhesive loosening. During installation, the first step is to thoroughly clean the windshield bonding area using alcohol wipes and wait for it to dry completely. Next, prepare strong double-sided tape—it's recommended to purchase automotive-specific brands like 3M. After removing the backing film, gently press the tape onto the mirror base, align it properly, and firmly press for several minutes to ensure full adhesion. Don't rush to drive off afterward; let the adhesive cure for at least an hour. During this time, check if the angle is correct—adjust it from the driver's seat to ensure an unobstructed view of the road behind. If the bracket is damaged, replace it with a new mirror, measuring the dimensions carefully when selecting a compatible model to avoid blind spots. Safety comes first—never skip proper adhesion, as detachment at high speeds is extremely dangerous. Before driving, test the mirror's stability by gently pulling it to confirm it doesn't move. During regular car maintenance, inspect the adhesive point to prevent dust buildup.

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