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My drivers side wing mirror is causing me grief. First someone knocked it off, fortunately didn't seem to damage it too much and a strong man wedged it back on for me but not quite properly. It has lasted 6 months then it popped off as I was driving (slowly thank god). With a bit of strength and a lot of gaffer tape it is hanging on but I think important bits are now snapped and the heat melts the gaffer tape if I park in the sun! I really can't afford to get it replaced at a bodywork shop; is this something I can do myself if I buy the unit from a breaker's?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not likely to be that dificult then, probably just a bit fiddly. Nip into a Halfords and get yourself a Haynes manual, that shuld give you a step by step guide to doing it.
That should give you a good idea of whether your up to it or not.
If not get the mirror anyway and a copy of the yellow pages and ring a few small independants or mobile mechanics and tell them what you've got and ask them how much to fit it.
Probably charge you about an hour's labour say �50 or so depending on where you are in the country.
For goodness sake don't go near a main dealer or you'll need a mortgage.