How to Reinstall a Fallen Rearview Mirror in the Car?

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DeMorgan
07/30/25 1:05am
There are several methods to reinstall a fallen rearview mirror in the car: 1. If it's difficult to fit during installation, you can apply a small amount of dish soap into the groove of the base for lubrication, then use a gentle yet firm force to install it. 2. For some car models, the rearview mirror and its base are integrated. In such cases, simply use double-sided tape to adhere it to the windshield. 3. If you're unsure about the installation process, it's advisable to visit a professional auto repair shop or a 4S store and have the staff install it for you. Additional relevant information is as follows: 1. If all attempts to adhere it fail, consider using a suction cup rearview mirror. This type doesn't require adhesive; the suction cup can simply attach to the glass, making it very practical and convenient. If you opt for a heavy-duty suction cup, it can support items like dash cams hanging from it. 2. Generally, factory-installed rearview mirrors won't fall off under normal use unless they bear heavy objects, such as pendants or dash cams. When reattaching, ensure these items are removed, and ideally, avoid placing them on the rearview mirror altogether.
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