I bought a cheap £14 replacement glass off ebay and just can`t seem to get it to fit so will bite the bullet and replace the full wing mirror however if anyone has genuine mirror glass then let me know.

Full mirror unit would need to to have the puddle lights and be heated.

Cheers

You may have to do a bit of fettling to make it fit, either on the holder or on the back of the mirror, I had to make the holes a bit longer to get mine on.

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Joe - those pictures are gold mate. Thanks!
I had only removed the outer ring not the main cover. Add to that the holes required some enlarging, which I hadn't done, it was no surprise i couldn't get it to fit.

I've got a spare o/s mirror assy that is from a 53 Vogue, so has the heating, puddle light and fold in feature. The mirror cover has had a chrome cover over it so has some glue on the plastic.

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Thanks for the help guys and PM's. I've bought a replacement genuine mirror and will try fitting this weekend. At least the holes will line up this time....I hope.

I have the metal arm that still folds perfectly without and part of the casing if required.

cheers Alex

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Fitted the mirror today. Took all of about 15 seconds to slot into place. Have to say, while I'll paid a lot more for a genuine mirror than an after market option, the fitting process was night and day and reminded me why I should stick to genuine parts for these kind of things.