You’re a life saver man. Both my wing mirrors were stolen a couple months back and it’s been such a pain to find correct replacements and now I know how to put them on myself and remove what’s left of the old ones. Can’t wait to drive her again!
After my wife very kindly smashed the off-side wing mirror I was thankful for your video. I just removed the damaged item but a couple of comments for anyone else doing this. When removing the door panel, the advice "Just give it a yank" will more than likely break one or more of the clips holding the panel on. In my case two broke. Car manufacturers use these cheap, push-on clips with no thought for anyone having to take the panel off. Cheap jack shit design in my opinion. However, moving on, the door release handle can be fed through the hole in the door panel without undoing the clip saving a bit of aggro when you put the panel back. Lastly, if you look at the video again when the panel comes off you will see some white mastic on the door. There is a layer of polythene lining the whole door which has to be peeled off to give you access to the door. That mastic (in my case at least on a 2004 Jazz) must be the stickiest, most obnoxious substance every invented. Yet again another cheap jack shit solution never meant to come off (easily). One last tip. If you do drop anything into the door there is a reasonably large access hole at the other end of the door where you can get your hand in to retrieve the item. You do have to peel back the polythene though and run the gauntlet of the mastic again.
Very good instructional video. Turns out I should only have to replace the mirror glass, just went to Honda and they are out of stock but it will arrive in 2 days. Only 233 Baht (about a fiver) here in Thailand :)
Just wanted to add a thank you on here. Easy to follow video, even for me. And yes, I did lose one of the nuts behind the door, but thankfully another commenter mentioned they drop into an accessible void and with the help of a long chopstick I was reunited with all the needed bits to complete the job.
You helped me a lot but it was not as easy as you made it look. Removing the arm rest cover and door cards needed a lot of thinking and could have been shown better.
Hi Russell, really enjoyed this video, tried to do it myself got a 2008 Honda jazz ,I think it must be on the change period as I cannot get the right replacement mirror. I need an electronic adjusting one with a heater element as well, could you please give me any advice .thank you.
@@rstv84 I appreciate your very quick response @ R. S TV have checked all your videos but , I have a 2008 jazz anything over that year is a different mounting on the door,. Anything under that year doesn't have a electronic adjusting mirror or heating element. Anyway thank you and I will continue to watch
My 2007 honda jazz doesn't have the indicator and the plug only has 3 wires.. I got a replacement but this has 5 wires.. 2 extra black ones.. The bolts appear to be in the right places .. Think gonna have to have it without moving mirror control.. Any comments please..
Thank you for uploading the video, it’s very helpful. But does it any matter if I drop the socket to the very bottom? And can you please give me some clue how not to slipped off again if I try to put back those sockets without electronic wrench? Thank you again 🙏
@@rstv84 Thank you for the advice The nuts are 10mm, but the 3/8 driver is too small and the 7/16 is too big. What size should I get in your opinion? Thank you 🙏
I have the problem where someone drove past and smacked my mirror. Somthing in it has become detached You can here the mirrir trying to drive like an electric motor sound...this is the passenger side. I was quoted 500 quid a quarter of the car value. All I want to do is disconect the mirror to stop the sound the mirror is the right position and can be manually moved. Is it possible to simply disconnect it OR will it mess up the computer or do anything bad? Thanks mate very informative video.
It won't do anything bad if you disconnected. 500 is well over priced for a mirror replacement just remove the door xard and disconnected the block connector
You’re a life saver man. Both my wing mirrors were stolen a couple months back and it’s been such a pain to find correct replacements and now I know how to put them on myself and remove what’s left of the old ones. Can’t wait to drive her again!
I know nothing really about cars but replaced mine last night using this,and passed my NCT with it today,thank you,!
After my wife very kindly smashed the off-side wing mirror I was thankful for your video. I just removed the damaged item but a couple of comments for anyone else doing this. When removing the door panel, the advice "Just give it a yank" will more than likely break one or more of the clips holding the panel on. In my case two broke. Car manufacturers use these cheap, push-on clips with no thought for anyone having to take the panel off. Cheap jack shit design in my opinion.
However, moving on, the door release handle can be fed through the hole in the door panel without undoing the clip saving a bit of aggro when you put the panel back. Lastly, if you look at the video again when the panel comes off you will see some white mastic on the door. There is a layer of polythene lining the whole door which has to be peeled off to give you access to the door. That mastic (in my case at least on a 2004 Jazz) must be the stickiest, most obnoxious substance every invented. Yet again another cheap jack shit solution never meant to come off (easily).
One last tip. If you do drop anything into the door there is a reasonably large access hole at the other end of the door where you can get your hand in to retrieve the item. You do have to peel back the polythene though and run the gauntlet of the mastic again.
Very good instructional video. Turns out I should only have to replace the mirror glass, just went to Honda and they are out of stock but it will arrive in 2 days. Only 233 Baht (about a fiver) here in Thailand :)
Just wanted to add a thank you on here. Easy to follow video, even for me. And yes, I did lose one of the nuts behind the door, but thankfully another commenter mentioned they drop into an accessible void and with the help of a long chopstick I was reunited with all the needed bits to complete the job.
I lost my size 10 to it😂
Just replaced my mirror after watching your video.
Thanks
Thanks! Could never have done it myself without your vid!
No worries man I'm glad it helped. Help me a give me sub lol. If you need any other helpful videos just let me know. Have a good weekend mate
You helped me a lot but it was not as easy as you made it look. Removing the arm rest cover and door cards needed a lot of thinking and could have been shown better.
Thank you so much for posting this video. It was really helpful!
That's why I do them glad it helped
Really useful video, many thanks.
Doing this myself later today, brilliant video thanks.
Thanks brotha 🤙🏽 just did it. U made that easy and also made me save a lot of money 😂😂 appreciate it
Thanks for the helpful video dude, you are a life saver!
So helpful very good video will try it on my jazz too . Thanks a million mate
Thanks mate. Super helpful.
Thanks man! Ur video very helpful. I am from malaysian. 🤭
Excellent video so useful clear
Glad you liked it
Hvala puno . Pozdrav ❤
Thank you for this , now i can DIY my side mirror hehe, veryhelpful! pls make more videos for honda jazz GD,
let me know what you need and ill always try and help
You made it look so easy, I am now tempted to change it myself on my Jazz. Thanks
Thanks, i only made the video because someone commented on another video! do it!!! hope you subscribed!!
Thank you helped me immensely!!!
Can You still manually fold the side mirror?
Hi Russell, really enjoyed this video, tried to do it myself got a 2008 Honda jazz ,I think it must be on the change period as I cannot get the right replacement mirror. I need an electronic adjusting one with a heater element as well, could you please give me any advice .thank you.
Checkout all my videos I did a 2009 to 13 video too.. hope that helps
@@rstv84 I appreciate your very quick response @ R. S TV have checked all your videos but , I have a 2008 jazz anything over that year is a different mounting on the door,. Anything under that year doesn't have a electronic adjusting mirror or heating element. Anyway thank you and I will continue to watch
My 2007 honda jazz doesn't have the indicator and the plug only has 3 wires.. I got a replacement but this has 5 wires.. 2 extra black ones.. The bolts appear to be in the right places
.. Think gonna have to have it without moving mirror control.. Any comments please..
Thank you for uploading the video, it’s very helpful. But does it any matter if I drop the socket to the very bottom? And can you please give me some clue how not to slipped off again if I try to put back those sockets without electronic wrench?
Thank you again 🙏
Use a magnet to start the bolts that's always a good idea if you keep dropping
@@rstv84
Thank you for the advice
The nuts are 10mm, but the 3/8 driver is too small and the 7/16 is too big. What size should I get in your opinion?
Thank you 🙏
I have the problem where someone drove past and smacked my mirror. Somthing in it has become detached You can here the mirrir trying to drive like an electric motor sound...this is the passenger side. I was quoted 500 quid a quarter of the car value. All I want to do is disconect the mirror to stop the sound the mirror is the right position and can be manually moved. Is it possible to simply disconnect it OR will it mess up the computer or do anything bad? Thanks mate very informative video.
It won't do anything bad if you disconnected. 500 is well over priced for a mirror replacement just remove the door xard and disconnected the block connector
@@rstv84 thankyou!
Can we repear the mirror
Is this the same for passenger side?
Pretty much the same yes
So you can do it in 10 minutes but a Honda dealer will charge 4 hours !! Brilliant.
With edits lol I would say an hours labour is realistic. That's all I charged. Madness on 4 hrs...