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  • hopefully i get a quick response, on the alero there are only 3 screws to remove right? i have them all out and just want to make sure that's it, i'm pulling on the bottom of the panel and it's not budging, just want to make sure i have all the screws out before i break something haha

  • @Red04MonteLS There are 4 or 5 to remove the door panel. This video will show you the varios spots that they are hidden in. Hope this helps you out.

  • @1aauto

    Thanks, for the alero there are only 3, it was 12* out so the door was pretty stuck on there but I finally got it off, it was a little harder than the Monte door haha

  • @Red04MonteLS No problem at all. Glad you got it resolved.

  • @1aauto What the best way to disconnect electrical connections without breaking them?

  • @SoWickedCrow If you're careful you can usually release the clip with a small screw driver. If the tabs are old they can become brittle over time so you have to be careful when taking them apart.

  • Thanks for the video! This will make it easier for me to repaint my mirror

  • This is the 2nd video i have used to replace things on my car! you guys are a life saver. The shop wanted to charge me over $200 to replace my mirror you are awesome!

  • which type of mirror should i by if i wanna replace the right side mirror of a 2001 Pontiac grand am?

  • @SceptrumVirtuale We carry both the power and manual replacement mirrors on our website. Here's a link to them for your vehicle.

    1aauto.com/1A/Mirrors/Pontiac/­GrandAm/-/-/2001?utm_source=yo­utube&utm_medium=youtube&utm_c­ampaign=1ATony

  • it is alot easier to use mini vice grips to twist the screws back into the new mirror. The foam gasket makes the screws barley catch the new threads. Also it is a lot faster not removing the whole side panel just pull open the panel enough to hook up the new power cord saves 15 minutes . good video

  • Thank you for this video! I just ordered the mirrors to do this.

  • @JasonGTX77 thank you for checking us out.Have a great day.

  • I cant even get my hex nuts to budge and you make it look easy. Looking at them it doesn't look like they are seperate from the threaded part. I am just not strong enough to take them off? Any tips? Thanks!

  • @Shenoa85 They should come off pretty easily. You may want to try some penetrating oil.

  • You just saved me 200 bucks! Thanks for the video;-) God bless

  • I'm sorry. One more question. Could I just paint it straight or do I have to sand it down and add primer first?? Thanks

  • @WprEmiere1985 It all depends on how good you want it to look and how long you want the paint to last. If you just want a quick job that looks decent just spray it. If you want a nice finish that will last, sand it prime it and paint it.

  • Do i have to have a putty knife. Couldn't I just use my flat head??

  • @WprEmiere1985 You can use a flat screwdriver but the risk of breaking the clips or door panel is higher.

  • Awesome. Thanks

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