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    C70 Door mirror heater element not working.

    Had doubts about my nearside door mirror heater element, but after heavy frost last night, it's definitely not working. Am I better off replacing the whole thing or should I attempt a repair? Tips appreciated.

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    Mine did the same, was the glass, elements are included, can't remember exactly 'bout £12 I think.


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    Quote Originally Posted by V70 Graham View Post
    Mine did the same, was the glass, elements are included, can't remember exactly 'bout £12 I think.
    I have a couple of V70 door mirrors knocking around somewhere, but I don't know how the glass compares. I'm going to check though...

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    Right, if I swap my mirror lens of my V70 onto the C70, see if that sorts the issue and then take it from there. That's the plan now........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wobbly Dave View Post
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    Thanks WD. Is there a certain way that's best to remove the mirror glass please- such as prise from the bottom or top first? The first spare V70 mirror that I messed with last night, I broke the mirror glass but I may have prised just the glass rather than the plastic back as well.

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    They just clip on and off, so prise off carefully but firmly.

    It probably will be the glass, but FWIW when I had the drivers side glass not working on the S70 it was down to the connector behind the door trim panel. Once you have the glass removed, check the terminals for power with a multimeter just in case.

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