I just push mine upwards where the bracket meets the window and it lifts off, might need a gentle tap upwards.
Thanks for that man, mine has been rattling for a while, I tried everything, apart from what now seems obvious!
Cheers,
Tony
Nodge68
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Wondering about swapping the standard mirror for one from an MGF: will give map reading lights in our 3-door
It's a common upgrade. I've got one ready to fit to mine. When I find the time.
rob_bell
Well-Known Member
Getting time for little nods like this... yup I have the same problems! Lol
I picked up an MGF mirror with lights and dashboard dimmer switch, (to fit in that blanked square hole next to the steering column), for a tenner, from a breakers.
They are sitting in my box of 'to do' jobs...
I'll try get the mirror fitted before winter comes, as the light in a 3-door is awful, relying on just the central (dim) roof light.
I can never understand why simple things like this never made it to the production vehicles. I think the dimmer switch was only an option the US.
They are sitting in my box of 'to do' jobs...
I'll try get the mirror fitted before winter comes, as the light in a 3-door is awful, relying on just the central (dim) roof light.
I can never understand why simple things like this never made it to the production vehicles. I think the dimmer switch was only an option the US.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Costs are the likely reason things don't male it into production.
The dash dimmer is a strange one. I now have one fitted into my SE, although it's not wired up yet.
tlo
Active Member
I have noticed mine has started to wobble is here a nut/screw on the back that i can tighten the mirror up ? i have not heard of the mgf upgrade i will have to look in to that . I do have a rear view mirror that has a built in temp and compass, but I think it is just a little too long it catches the sun visor
rob_bell
Well-Known Member
Not sure of the value of the dash dimmer - once it is set once, you leave it alone! Well I do anyway... and I don't find that the illumination is too bright or to too dim.
But I agree that the 3-door illumination is a bit poor in the front of the cabin from its central lamp - so the MGF rear view mirror should be ideal
How easy is it to run the wire from the existing lamp?
But I agree that the 3-door illumination is a bit poor in the front of the cabin from its central lamp - so the MGF rear view mirror should be ideal
How easy is it to run the wire from the existing lamp?
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Often the way. I always say, think twice, do once.
