Replaces
Part Details
TRQ side mirrors and mirror components are designed to match the function, fixture, and performance of the original version for easy installation. TRQ mirrors are DOT certified, comply with all federal safety standards, and are independently lab tested to ensure our products comply with all government regulations. All products are fit and road-tested in our Massachusetts R&D facility to ensure we deliver on our promise of Trusted Reliable Quality.
Product Features
Exact fit - To obtain proper fit and function confirm your vehicle has the exact mirror options listed.
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In this video, we going to show you replace the side mirror on this 2014 GMC Terrain and we show you on the driver's side but the passenger's side is a similar procedure. The tools you'll need is a pick, a flat blade screwdriver, 7mm, 8mm and a 10mm socket and ratchet. Start off using a pick to remove this little panel behind the door handle and there's another panel right here. Again, just pry it off. Next remove this 7mm bolt. Then remove these two 8mm bolts. Once those are removed, you can pull out along the edge of your door panel to release the clips. Then pull your door panel up and off. On the back of your door panel, you want to release your door handle cable and to do that you want to pry up the end of this clip and pull back. Then pull it forward and then up and out. Next, pull this harness from the door panel and then push on the tab and pull the harness. To release this harness, you want to push on the two tabs on the bottom and then pull that handle back and your door panel is free. Disconnect this harness by pushing the tab and pulling it free. Then pull the harness clip from the door panel. Pull this plastic panel back and out of the way.
Then you want to remove the three outside 10mm bolts, the larger one in the middle can stay. We'll just fast forward as Don removes those. Once those are removed, pull the mirror out and off. Take your new mirror and feed the harness through the door. Then line up the studs and push it into place. Hold it there, while you replace those three bolts. Then reconnect your harness and push that harness clip back into the door. Now reclip the plastic panel back into place, making sure you reclip it in that series of clips along the windowsill. To reconnect your door panel, push the harness into place, push that handle down and then push this harness into place. Now take your door handle cable push it down into place, pull it back and then slide that clip back on. Put your door panel up over the lock rod and down into the windowsill. Once you have it lined up, hit the clips in around the edge of the door panel. We'll just fast forward as Don replaces those two 8mm bolts and the one 7mm bolt behind the door handle and then replaces those two plastic panels.
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Hi guys, it's Sue from 1A Auto. Today we're working on this 2012 Chevy Equinox where we have multiple listings for parts of this vehicle. Why don't you go to the webpage and check out what we have for your car at 1aauto.com?
To remove this driver's side panel, you want to hold the inner handle open and look down the corner. There’s a little slot where you can put a small screwdriver like this, pocket screwdriver, pop it and out it will come. There's one mounting screw. And the other section's down here, under the handle. This one is trickier for the angle. We have two: eight-millimeter-head socket head down below and one seven-millimeter socket head by the inner handle.
Now you're going to take a door panel clip tool and locate it around the edge here. You'll feel the clips. Pry, and it will pop open. They go all the way up around. Lift it straight up. Now you're going to need to disconnect the electrical harness by pinching this and pulling up on the blue. Relatch. We're going to disconnect the cable off the inner door handle. You do that by pulling and sliding right through the eyelet.
Now we have to remove the automatic door lock switch. Just light pry on one side. Pry on the other. Once the door panel is off. To remove the driver's mirror, you now are going to remove the window trim. That's pretty easy access. It just pops open. One little clip here. Nice panel clip. Should be two locks for the wiring on it. Then to unclip it, push down on that tab and pull. Four 10-millimeter-head socket bolts. Be careful, I would not take them all out until you can grab a good grip of that mirror. And there you have your driver's side mirror.
So on this 2012 Equinox, 1aauto.com carries the glass mirror replacement by itself, or the whole assembly. To reassemble, reverse procedure. Fish the wire through the main hole. Line up the guide pin and push it through. Hold it and start your bolts. Take a note on this particular mirror on this 2012 Equinox. There are three mounting bolts that are identical same, and one with a washer. The washer one goes on the top. We clip in until you hear the snap. Locate the mounting hole. Push back in. So now I'm going to install the window trim. So when installing the window trim, start at the base here and make sure that the plastic goes inside this channel and work your way up. Then reinstall the plastic push-pin.
Now we're going to reinstall the driver's door panel. First thing I'm going to do is guide the power lock switch back through. Let's not put it in upside down. No one will be happy about that one. So guide it in, we'll clip her in. The factory harness click right on that ear, then I'm going to put in the main harness. Slide it right in. Pull the blue tab down. Once it's guided, walk it. Then we're going to install the handle cable and you can notice the slot right there. That's where this ball of the cable's going to go in first. So we're going to guide it in like that. Pull it around. Goes right into the lock.
Here we have the manual door lock. We’ll push it down. Guide it right into that hole. I like to re-pull it back up because I haven't locked myself out yet. Crazy things have happened. Bring the plastic up to the top of the window guide. Push down firmly. And you'll see all the guide pins are lined up. Give it a good hit.
So now I'm going to reattach my two mounting bolt screws down here. This is an eight-millimeter head socket. Now I'm going to put in the door handle screw before I tighten the bottom. This is now a seven-millimeter socket. Then I'm going to go ahead and start snugging them all down.
Now I can reinstall the plastic covers. I'm going to do the handle one first. You see the cutout? That is the way to remove it and the back clips. They're just straight push-ons, no angle. Line it up. Clip it in. The bottom one, the key way to take it out goes on the bottom. Then you'll see a slotted upward clip on the top, so up and clip in.
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