Electric mirror, mounting problem
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Topic: Electric mirror, mounting problem
Posted By: onefred
Subject: Electric mirror, mounting problem
Date Posted: 30 Nov 19 at 04:32
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Hello everyone, currently, I have a problem with a T3 RDH Thai. I am currently in Thailand for a few weeks and have a Thai T3, so RHD. From Europe, I brought electric mirrors, disassembled on a T3 LHD. After mounting on the T3 RHD, I found that it was wrong. Can you tell me which parts are changing from a T3 LHD to a T3 RHD? These are the bases that are different, or mirrors? Thank you in advance for your help. Bye. Fred. |
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Posted By: KrisG
Date Posted: 30 Nov 19 at 10:00
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Bases are the same I think. Mirrors/glass is easy to swap and check, I would start with that. ------------- Regards, Kris |
Posted By: 912
Date Posted: 30 Nov 19 at 11:49
| the mirrors are different for LHD, it’s possible to put a screw into the pivot to hold it in place |
Posted By: onefred
Date Posted: 30 Nov 19 at 13:40
Hello,
possible to give me more details. Thank you. |
912 wrote:Posted By: onefred
Date Posted: 02 Dec 19 at 23:45
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News ? Thanks. |
Posted By: 912
Date Posted: 03 Dec 19 at 10:37
| hard to explain, but basically you move the mirror head to where you want it and put a screw through the pivot point to stop it moving back, I don’t have pictures but an online search may show something |
Posted By: onefred
Date Posted: 04 Dec 19 at 05:04
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Thank you for your reply. But alas, that makes it necessary to pierce and thus damage the mirror. I find it unfortunate to damage such rare pieces. If you still have links, I'm interested. Thank you in advance for your help. Bye. Fred. |
Posted By: lowrider
Date Posted: 03 Jan 20 at 09:07
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Hi Don’t hold me to it but read somewhere awhile back when looking for myself, don’t you cut the black tabs off to suit from the mirror glass.
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