Mercedes W211 E Class Mirror Gasket Replacement

In this video I replaced the destroyed mirror gasket from my 2003 E320 W211 Mercedes. Relatively easy to do and improves the appearance of the car.
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The information contained in this video is provided "as is", and should be used for directional purposes. Always follow safety procedures and understand the legal implications of any modifications you might make to your vehicle. Several factors beyond my control might change the information provided in this video. I do my best to provide the most accurate and complete information possible, however, I shall not take any liability for property damage and injury occurred as a result of any information contained in this video. Use it at your own risk. No information contained in this video shall create any implied or expressed warranty, or liability.

[@johnhall4427]

Nice vid. Excellent!
But those wires are not hard wired. Those are mini plug ends that pull right off. Theyre just tiny.
And you killed yourself taking off mirrors. No reason to do that. Leave mirrors in place. Housing slides right over them without a care. Good idea you did to cut slot in rubber to fit plugs through.
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[@LuisAlvarez-wg4bq]

Great video! I am trying to change mine but a t20 bit won’t work. Mine has a 5 point star with a post in the middle. Like a security screw. I have a security bit set but they are 6 point star like torx. Any idea what kind of bit it is? Thanks

[@davejohnson3860]

Ladies and gentlemen always wear gloves when handling glass! Nice vide.

[@sylwas96]

How the turn signal in the mirror is connected? No plug? Because i have to replace my turn signal in the mirror.

[@clydecare]

Where can I buy the seals? I need to replace them. Thanks for the videos.

[@dcfgarage]

Bought them from the junkyard. But I saw it selling on eBay

[@nicholasaikens4375]

Does anyone's turn signal not work afterwards?

[@Fareastender]

The trickiest part of this job for me, was disconnecting the black and white wires, but you didn’t show how you did it…

[@dcfgarage]

I thought I showed how I did everything, sorry. My right mirror was not oem and was soldered. So I decided to leave the wires connected while I still got the cover out

[@MalloyKevinMitra]

@@dcfgarage That mirror might have been OEM, it looks soldered, but those are actually plugs that will pull right off. More importantly, you actually don't need to remove the glass at all to remove the cover. Just some wiggling and jiggling and presto. Thx for the video nonetheless.

[@mohamadfharidzulmansor6742]

Not very easy... Omg..

[@eturk1]

Why don't you put the mirror on and then put the cover on, you don't need to remove the mirror when you take it off, you offer the wrong application, there are hundreds of videos about it, watch and learn, my friend.

[@dcfgarage]

Thanks. I’m there are people like you out there making sure CZcams is under control.