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How to Replace the External Wing Mirror on an Opel D-Opc

Model: Vauxhall Opel Various
Part: Side mirror

In this video, you will see how to change the external wing mirror of an Opel D Opc; in this case, the door was removed for easier access, but it is not necessary to do so: you need to remove the internal panel by unscrewing all its screws and disconnecting all internal connections between the panel and the bodywork. Once the panel is freed, you can pry with some force to remove it easily. The external mirror is secured by pressure onto its base, which is in turn secured inside with a screw; then disconnect the electrical connections of the mirror, and once this is done, it can be replaced without further difficulty.

Updated on 6 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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