Help removing mirror

Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Black389, Aug 22, 2017.

  1. Cottonmouth85

    Cottonmouth85 Bad Influence

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    I prefer to keep the mirror as well,but you said you're doing chops, so...

    Take a die grinder with a cutoff wheel to it. I wouldn't wast my time with a drill. They're huck fasteners, you'll just break bits. Take off the bracket, silicone the holes (let it cure!) And mount your chops. Pics when it's done!
     
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  3. Infosaur

    Infosaur Road Train Member

    ###### late again!
     
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  4. Black389

    Black389 Light Load Member

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  5. Luwi67

    Luwi67 Heavy Load Member

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    I have that same mirror on my 379, I took it off because 1, I never use it and 2, my dog used to bump his head on it all the time. I left the bracket on the door until one day the dog stood up on the armrest to look out the window which I had half way up and his collar got caught on that bracket. He freaked out and managed to get himself unhooked so I put the mirror back on and pushed it strait up.

    Is that a pistol grip shifter I see in the window?
     
  6. Black389

    Black389 Light Load Member

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    Yes sir its a pistol grip shifter.
     
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