
First, manually adjust the car's side mirror downward to its limit position, where you can see the connection point between the mirror and the drive mechanism. Locate a semi-circular platform at the connection point between the mirror and the drive mechanism. Use a flat-head screwdriver to pry the mirror away from the drive mechanism. At this point, you will see the wiring harness connector of the side mirror. Then, simply unplug the wiring harness connector.

Removing the Rearview Mirror of the Yidong: Here's a Detailed Method Applicable to Yidong Models. Prepare a Phillips screwdriver and a flathead screwdriver, as some models may require a specialized wrench. Start from the inside of the door—there's usually a small plastic cover at the bottom of the mirror. Gently pry it open with the screwdriver, being careful not to use too much force to avoid damaging the clips. Once the screws securing the mirror are exposed, remember to stabilize the mirror body while loosening them to prevent shaking. If it's an electric rearview mirror, it's best to disconnect the power before unscrewing to avoid damaging the wires from pulling. Then, slowly remove the entire mirror. The whole process takes about 10-15 minutes. After removal, check if the wiring is intact. When reinstalling, align the position, tighten the screws, and replace the cover. DIY can save some money, but for first-timers, it's recommended to have a friend assist or watch official tutorial videos to ensure safety.

When encountering rearview mirror issues while driving, I usually try to remove it myself. The removal process of the Eado's rearview mirror is quite straightforward: open the car door, locate the hidden cover near the mirror, and use a flat tool to pry it open to reveal the fixing screw. Unscrew it with a screwdriver, and the mirror can be easily detached. However, be careful not to knock off the mirror glass or scratch the door paint. For electric mirrors, additionally disconnect the connector plug, and ensure the engine is off and power is disconnected before operation to avoid short-circuit risks. After removal, you can clean or replace the mirror cover, saving time and hassle. If you lack tools or are inexperienced, visit a nearby repair shop—it usually takes just a few minutes and isn't expensive, ensuring your driving equipment remains in proper condition.

Brief steps to remove the Yidong rearview mirror: Locate the fixing point inside the door panel, pry open the cover to expose the screws. Unscrew them with a screwdriver and carefully remove the mirror. For electric versions, disconnect the power plug first. Installation is the reverse process. Perform the operation on a flat surface with all tools prepared to avoid accidents.

I've disassembled the rearview mirror of my EADO several times during DIY car modifications and found it quite enjoyable. The tools needed are a Phillips screwdriver and a small pry bar. Before starting, adjust the mirror to the ideal angle for easier operation. Open the door trim panel to locate the screw mounting points, unscrew them, and then gently remove the mirror assembly. For electric versions, be sure to disconnect the connector to avoid damage. After removal, inspect the condition of the components—it's a good opportunity for cleaning or upgrading. The DIY process is quick and cost-effective, also honing your hands-on skills, but handle with care to prevent interior damage.

Tips for beginners removing the rearview mirror of the Eado: First, check the fixed area inside the door, usually the screws are visible after prying off the cover. Use a basic screwdriver and operate gently to avoid scratches. For electric mirrors, disconnect the power before operation for safety. Try removing the passenger side first to reduce risks. If inexperienced, don't force it; seek professional repair services to ensure reliability and avoid incorrect installation affecting usage.


