How to Replace a Ford F150 Side View Mirror (2011-2014) | Removal & Installation | ReveMoto

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Removing this Ford F-150 mirror is pretty easy! Let us show you how to take off the door panel to replace your side view mirror.

2011-2014 Ford F150 Side View Mirror Replacement:
We'll walk you through how to remove the original broken Ford F-150 side view mirror and install a brand new F150 mirror replacement. This customer didn't want to buy the original mirror on his Ford F150 truck with the corner spotter mirror and chose to purchase one without the spotter mirror to save some money. In this case, the power and turn signal functionality still works! (This isn't always the case with other Makes and Models.)

Fairly simple and straightforward job. Removing a side-view mirror sounds harder than it really is. The tools you will need are the standard flat head and Phillips screwdriver. Of course, you cannot forget your trusty socket wrench. There are four 8mm bolts that hold the door panel on. Two on the bottom, one behind the door handle and one in the armrest of the door. Once you remove the nuts, snap the door panel off and remove three sizes 11mm nuts. Once you disconnect the electrical wire, is all smooth sailing. Repeat the above steps in reverse and be sure to check the functionality of the mirror. Thanks for watching!

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