Wing mirror replacement Fiesta

if mirror popped out or glue failed put back into place --if damaged then its damaged

Ooh..! It was a great idea. Its an innovating idea. you just careful while doing this or I recommend a mechanic to do this

The door panel must come off, in the video they call it a door "card" the video deals with a retrofit to upgraded but the door panel instructions are great on how to remove it.

Ford Fiesta MK7 2008 2012 Door Card Removal Powerfold Mirror Fitting Guide

Replacing Wing Mirrors - YouTube

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LAqSfV-swI
May 23, 2010 - Uploaded by Decibel Car
Want to replace your wing mirrors with aftermarket ones ? Had someone in a shopping mall car park break ...

Remove the screws that hold the mirror and remove it from the door. Attach the new mirror. Reconnect the electrical connector and make sure you test the new mirror before putting the parts back into place. Reverse the entire procedure to reassemble the door trim panel.


Replace a Broken Side View Mirror ' The Family Handyman

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Hi Steve

A mate of mine had a similar problem and he said he got in touch with a place called wingmirrorman.co.uk, They sorted out the bits he needed as he didn't have to replace the whole thing.

I'm assuming it is broken, You have to pry the rest of it out with a screwdriver. It is held on with double sided tape. If you replace it with the tape it will have to be in a warm place, it doesn't stick to well when it is cold. If you use silicone you have to get a special silicone that does not bleed thru the mirror. silicone it on and tape it in place. leave the tape on for a day

Check this guide as reference for solve ypur problem; this is one DIY about replace Wing Mirror...
1.- Disconnect your negative battery cable, if your Ford Focus has power side mirrors. If it has manual side mirrors, disconnecting the battery is unnecessary.
2.- Pry off the wing mirror's inside sail panel (shaped like a triangle). Insert a trim panel tool between the door skin and the plastic panel to pry it off.
3.- Carefully pull the sail panel away, minding the wiring if the mirror is power-operated. Unplug the electrical harness and set the panel aside.
4.- Open the door and hold the outside part of the wing mirror steady. Remove the mounting bolt with a socket wrench, and then remove the mirror screw with a Phillips screwdriver (the mirror bolt and screw is visible with the panel removed).
5.- Pull the wing mirror assembly from its mount (from the outside). Insert the replacement mirror assembly in place; tighten the bolt and the screw.
6.- Attach the wiring connection to the replacement mirror. Position the sail panel in place and push it against the door to snap it back on.

Hope helps (remember comment and rated this). TY for using Fixya.

no problem its as easy as falling off a log,just prise the small plastic triangular trim off thats on the interior of the wing mirror and a star screwdriver .that easy trust me .shouldnt take more than 3 minutes

you will need a new mirror assembly. Buy a used one at a salvage yard or ebay

Check at a breakers yard you may be able to find a suitable replacement with mirror intact for less than a new on can be had. Or check a glass shop to see if they can cut a replacement to the size you require.