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1987 Dodge rearview mirror on inside windshield

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02-05-07, 01:52 AM

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1987 Dodge rearview mirror on inside windshield

The rearview mirror on my windshield fell off by itself (I live in tropical climate). I reattached the metal anchor to the windshield incorrectly, now I can't get it back off to re install correctly. It is supposed to be glued directly on to glass.
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02-05-07, 04:00 AM

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Use heat gun and heat it up from the outside, keep the heat at the center of the button but KEEP MOVING the heat gun back/forth and around the area until the button comes loose.

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02-05-07, 08:14 AM

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Why do you want to remove it ?
If it is upside down just tighten the mirror pinch screw real tight or is it backwards in that case I can see your concern.

My 87 Dodge Omni mirror did the same thing.

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