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Old 10-01-2007, 08:45 AM   #1 (permalink)
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need help replacing side mirror 96 camry

Should the door panel be removed before replacing the passenger side power mirror on 96 Camry? How is that done?

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It shouldn't have to be removed, if it's the same as my 94. Pull the black triangular piece off from the inside of the door. The rest should be obvious.

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I just did it this weekend. The panel will have to be slightly pulled back at least to disconnect the power mirror connector; mine was tucked about 4-5 inches down behind the panel. I had to replace the door lock solenoid as well so I just pulled the whole panel off.
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There are 2 different types of connectors on the Gen 3 Camry.

Type 1: Plug is RIGHT on the mirror itself. Only need to putt eh black triable off, and unscrew the 3 nuts.

Type 2: Plug is behind doorpanel. Door panel needs to be removed, and then unscrew the 3 nuts.
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There are 2 different types of connectors on the Gen 3 Camry.

Type 1: Plug is RIGHT on the mirror itself. Only need to putt eh black triable off, and unscrew the 3 nuts.

Type 2: Plug is behind doorpanel. Door panel needs to be removed, and then unscrew the 3 nuts.

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Learned something new, thanks dude
I think it may have been a US v JDM thing. My car is US made and the connector is only behind the door panel.
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On my 94 Japan made car the connector was accessible by just removing the black triangle.

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