Removal of rearview mirror on a 1998 olds regency

if its already off you can get witch ever one you want you also got to get the rearview mirror glue then follow instructions on the back of the glue pack

there is a small set screw in the base of the mirror you will need to loosen this and then slide the metal plate out.

3 10mm nuts located behind the interior door panel (directly behind the mirror assembly) attach the mirror to the door. Also there you will find the point of attachment for the power as well.

There is a little opening at the bottom of the mirror mounting part; gently push a small, flat screwdriver into it and slide the mirror off.

It should just slide out. You might have to use a little bit of force

The product does work fine, you can try it again. Make absolutely sure that all of the old adhesive has been removed, I use a new, sharp razor to remove the old stuff on both surfaces. Be sure NOT to touch either of the clean areas with your fingers. If you do, take acetone and wipe that part clean. follow the directions and good luck.

under the mirror there is an allen screw. you will need a allen wrench to loosen it to remove the old and install the new. make sure you loosen to the left and tighten to the right. good luck.

o to the auto parts store and buy a rear view mirror ask them for the rearview mirror adhesive and on the back of the package it tells you how to use it.its not very hard to do and isntexpensive to buy. takes about 15 minutes

Hiya...ALL factory-installed rearview mirrors are installed with different wires due to options.
About 6 different rearview mirrors are installed with those options such as On-Star, light, compass, and those features which use different wires....THIS CANNOT be modified with different rearview mirror....**for example, the Equinox owner attempt to pull out a factory-installed base rearview mirror and put in different one that has compass/temperature built into the rearview mirror**

However, the wires are located inside the front headliner which requires removing the sunvisor (and possible removal of interior plastic trim part at the left/right ends of the windshield) prior to pull the headliner down, and a small metal philips or torx screw is used to secure the rearview mirror onto the bracket glued to the windshield.

The best solution is to leave the original factory-installed rearview mirror in place.