On Sat, 28 Jan 2006 06:09:27 GMT, Brian Nystrom
<brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote:

>irwell wrote:
>> On Sat, 28 Jan 2006 01:28:40 GMT, nothermark <trash@gnomex.cotse.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I managed to crack the mirror glass on the drivers side of my new car.
>>>Plastic's OK so all I need is the glass. It's a heated outside
>>>mirror. That leads to my question. Is this a dealer thing that has
>>>the heater built in or is it something any glass shop can do?
>>
>>
>> Take it to the dealer, should be covered under warrantry.
>
>He said "I managed to crack the mirror", which would indicate this is
>not a warranty situation.

not unless backing one side into a post while trying to miss the other
side is warranty.

;-)

I parked it in a parking garage in one of those spaces I liked with my
Accent because few folks tried to use it. The Elantra ia just a tad
wider. I just tipped the mirror so it compressed a bit and shattered
the outer end of the glass but the plastic is fine. If it wasn't
heated I would just take it to a glass shop. odes anyone know how the
heating bit works? I can think a separate strip heater behind the
glass or a coating on the glass. The latter could be a problem. The
former just takes a glass cutter and a new piece of mirror.

nothermark

 

"nothermark" <trash@gnomex.cotse.net> wrote in message
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>
> I parked it in a parking garage in one of those spaces I liked with my
> Accent because few folks tried to use it. The Elantra ia just a tad
> wider. I just tipped the mirror so it compressed a bit and shattered
> the outer end of the glass but the plastic is fine. If it wasn't
> heated I would just take it to a glass shop. odes anyone know how the
> heating bit works? I can think a separate strip heater behind the
> glass or a coating on the glass. The latter could be a problem. The
> former just takes a glass cutter and a new piece of mirror.
>
> nothermark
If I looked it up correctly, it's like $87 for the heated mirror glass.

87611-2D100 MIRROR & HOLDER ASSY-O/S RR VI 86.53 86.53

 

"nothermark" <trash@gnomex.cotse.net> wrote in message
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>
> I parked it in a parking garage in one of those spaces I liked with my
> Accent because few folks tried to use it. The Elantra ia just a tad
> wider. I just tipped the mirror so it compressed a bit and shattered
> the outer end of the glass but the plastic is fine. If it wasn't
> heated I would just take it to a glass shop. odes anyone know how the
> heating bit works? I can think a separate strip heater behind the
> glass or a coating on the glass. The latter could be a problem. The
> former just takes a glass cutter and a new piece of mirror.
>
> nothermark
If I looked it up correctly, it's like $87 for the heated mirror glass.

87611-2D100 MIRROR & HOLDER ASSY-O/S RR VI 86.53 86.53

 

"nothermark" <trash@gnomex.cotse.net> wrote in message
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>
> I parked it in a parking garage in one of those spaces I liked with my
> Accent because few folks tried to use it. The Elantra ia just a tad
> wider. I just tipped the mirror so it compressed a bit and shattered
> the outer end of the glass but the plastic is fine. If it wasn't
> heated I would just take it to a glass shop. odes anyone know how the
> heating bit works? I can think a separate strip heater behind the
> glass or a coating on the glass. The latter could be a problem. The
> former just takes a glass cutter and a new piece of mirror.
>
> nothermark
If I looked it up correctly, it's like $87 for the heated mirror glass.

87611-2D100 MIRROR & HOLDER ASSY-O/S RR VI 86.53 86.53