I have a 2007 LTZ Tahoe and this is the first time a little red light has come on the rear view mirror. Does anyone have a clue what it might mean?

SOURCE: can't get the little metal

I had to pry mine out w a knife. Now, after mounting it to the windshield i can't get the mirror back onto it...

Marvin

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• Posted on Nov 22, 2008

SOURCE: rear view mirror does not change to night view

I have allot of experience with these mirrors, if your just stopped working it lasted longer than most, many never even made it out of factory warranty, the problem is the mirror not any fuse, the cost of the new unit is around $200.

SOURCE: 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix Passenger Side rear view mirror

As the owner of a 2001 Grand Prix GTP I can tell you that the mirror you speak of is not terribly difficult to replace, but you need the tools to remove the inside panels in the front corner of the window to get to it. Once you get that off there should be three bolts/nuts that hold the mirror on and if you have power mirrors then of course you'll have an electrical connector in there as well.

I dont have any instructions wrote up but there is a Grand Prix car club forum you can check that may have some information on how to replace it in more detail. You can go to grandprixforums.net, sign up and post up your problem and Im sure someone there will probably have specific instructions.

Marvin

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• Posted on Apr 11, 2009

SOURCE: electrochromic rear view mirror does not dim when turned on

These mirrors are all made by one company, no matter the car maker, they all have the same problems, they are very unreliable, if u have power to the mirror which I am 100% sure u do the mirror will need to be replaced, they are not repairable they are about $250-300

SOURCE: My 2002 Chevy Tahoe digital thermometer in the

"oc" means open circuit probably ambient sensor defective o r damaged.