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Here are the photos of the inside of the mirror and the one screw that needs to be removed before the two halves can come apart.

First you have to remove the glass from the mirror by pulling up on the glass. It is very difficult to get between the frame and glass.
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Once the glass is removed you need to remove the screw in the top left of the mount.
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Then just pry apart.
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So, my wife managed to hit the drivers side mirror of my two month old truck on our garage door frame. Is this piece of black plastic easy to replace? What would the part number be and where might I find one? It's a '17 Denali 1500.

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Found one on Ebay for ya.

 

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4469607a1a5b06ca364770cdf7998aa3.jpgDoesn't look like you can use a DL8 housing. Beside the inside shell, the rest looks to be one piece. Sorry...

 

 

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4469607a1a5b06ca364770cdf7998aa3.jpgDoesn't look like you can use a DL8 housing. Beside the inside shell, the rest looks to be one piece. Sorry...

 

 

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Oh yeah, I see the difference now... Thanks anyway! [emoji106]

 

 

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Found one on Ebay for ya.

 

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Bought it. Awesome, thanks! [emoji106]

 

 

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Here are the photos of the inside of the mirror and the one screw that needs to be removed before the two halves can come apart.

 

First you have to remove the glass from the mirror by pulling up on the glass. It is very difficult to get between the frame and glass.

ab2109aad7c0df414946ad9bcc84f035.jpgcb7f0d89cafbae8a7e5a895047cb867b.jpg

Once the glass is removed you need to remove the screw in the top left of the mount.

21388c35ab27d69502c7c118f9bb6072.jpg

Then just pry apart.

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Great, that's a big help. Will have a run at that when my replacement turns up [emoji869]

 

 

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FINALLY got round to swapping it out. Thanks for the advice, it went pretty smooth. I did bust a couple of clips on the chrome cap, but it's still holding on nice and tight, and if it ever lets go I suppose it's pretty minor...

 

 

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