Driver side mirror is blurred

In the grand scheme of things when it comes to rear drums brakes on cars, in theory the drivers side and passenger side should be nearly identical, except they are a mirror image of each other, as in the drivers side is backwards or a mirror image of the passenger side.
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interior fuse box lower dash drivers , normally , but as you have omitted the vehicle it may be the other side or on the side of the dash , if you have an owners manual it will tell you which fuse does what , there will more than likely be more than just the mirrors on the fuse as it is usual to double up on low amp using components , hope that makes sense and is of help

The switches for the mirrors and window I believe are all run through the master window control switch. It doubles as a switch and module.

go to your local part store and order a replacment mirror glass they have double side tape on the back and can adhere right on top of the discored glass or you could pry the old glass off, i would personally just stick it on top of the old glass

Ebay, Craigslist, and local junkyards are a good place to find used mirrors.
They have the options, based on the junk cars in their yards and they can look around in other junkyards online to find the right one. I would not think you would pay more than 20-30 dollars. I had 4 saturns and replacing the mirrors was easy, but then I have a roll around tool box and 30 years of backyard wrenching experience. Basically you remove that interior cosmetic part at the front of your window, dig through the insulation, find the bolt heads and remove them. The mirror comes off and you reverse the process to install.

Go to your local auto parts store, they should be able to order just the mirror glass. Its held on with double sided tape and a little glue, you will have to scrape the old glass off with a flat screwdriver or similar.

Either it's a cheap replacement mirror that can't be tightened. Or, the original (oe) has been hit hard enough to displace on of the plastic attachments behind the mirror. Adjust the mirror to the extreme right so you can peek behind the mirror to look for an displaced attachment. Line the 2 points up and firmly with a gloved hand, push into place until you hear it "click" into place. Good luck

I hate to say it, but it's likely your mirror has sprung a leak. I have the same problem. Look around the bottom edge of the mirror for leaking oil. The mirrors have a self dimming feature that requires them to have an oil inside them. When they start to leak, you see the normal image and the self dimmed image - two images.

I have not found a cheap fix yet. the mirror costs a few hundred.

It's easier if you buy the replacement mirror first. You'll see that the plastic mount for the mirror slides up and then clicks in. To remove the old mirror pull out at the bottom then slide down (shouldn't really need to slide down as the mount will come out when the bottom is un-clipped. To install new mirror, slide up, be sure that the mount is well into the upper tabs then push in the bottom two clips. Double check that the mirror is secure by pushing in on the top and trying to pull the mirror down.

auto zone pep boys napa should have aftermarket replacementsfor your mirror honda has then if money's short double stick tape and a cheap makup mirror for a temp fix