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Broken mirror glass, 2010 Silverado LT

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Wife caught the door on garage and broke the mirror glass on driver side of a 2010 Silverado LT with 4.8 Flexfuel. I could sure use a little info as to how to get it out and maybe then could find the correct part number. It has auto dim, turn signal, heat, and power adjustment. Dealer tells me there are half dozen mirrors available for that serial #, and hoped to get correct part# to order item online as the local needs $355CAD for the crystal + $155CAD install. Lets say $600 after taxes in Canada and hoped to do it myself. Thanks to who can shed a little light on my issue.

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Best you can do is find a complete mirror and put it on. The glass itself is crazy in price even at garage cost

Ebay or check the for sale section here on the site , just look for DL3 mirror then if your cover is not the correct one swap it out . If you need I have several of the left side chrome covers brand new , people keep taking the right side of for some reason :)

 

here is the left side

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/163225-dl3-power-fold-signal-heat-adj-mirror/

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Thanks for the advice Montyss. Did order a used DL-3 and after a couple hours of internet hunting and utube using dl3 managed to get enough of an ideal as to remove the mirror glass from the actuator. Only to simple after doing it once that it almost makes you laugh and ashamed (at the same time) it took that long,lol.

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