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allen screw at the bottom of the mirror mount
should be a very small set screw that uses an Allen wrench
go to the parts store and get a rear view mirror mounting kit and follow the instructions to a T.
fork mounting of mirror help to hold the mirror.
Good luck trying to remove that mount button without breaking the glass. Better off purchasing another mounting button and glue it above or below the original one.
I have a 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue. The rearview mirror on my car has twin maplights, and on the back it says "Donnelly IE 8012001". I'm guessing the 2000 Intrigue uses the same parts. I just re-glued my mirror to the windshield after it fell off. Some other cars use a screw to attach the button to the mirror, but this mirror does not. Instead, I used a flat-head screwdriver to pry the button out of the mirror -- be careful to not to hurt yourself or the mirror. After prying the button out, I studied the mirror, and there doesn't appear to be any other way to remove the button. When gluing the button to the windshield, be careful to figure out which side and orientation the button needs to face before gluing it to the windshield.
You remove the 'button' which may be held in with a small Allen screw or a flat spring inside. -Get 'Loctite Auto Mirror adhesive' and re-stick the button to window.
I have a 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue. The rearview mirror on my car has twin maplights, and on the back it says "Donnelly IE 8012001". I just re-glued my mirror to the windshield after it fell off. Some other cars use a screw to attach the button to the mirror, but this mirror does not. Instead, I used a flat-head screwdriver to pry the button out of the mirror -- be careful to not to hurt yourself or the mirror. After prying the button out, I studied the mirror, and there doesn't appear to be any other way to remove the button. When gluing the button to the windshield, be careful to figure out which side and orientation the button needs to face before gluing it to the windshield.
get a mirror kit from auto parts storeor you can simply get adhesive especially for auto windows...you have to remove the mounting plate from the mirror stem and glue that back to the window. Once that has dried, you can put the mirror back on the mounting plate. If the mirror has electrical wires, you will need to detach and re-attach as needed.ANS2 - the best adhesive is the 'Loctite' Auto Mirror Adhesive, available in many auto parts stores.
Hey Brian==If it is electric, turn the button that operates the left mirror and it will control the right one. Some have just the right mirror electric. GoodluckJoe
If you are just removing the mirror from the glass, it is usally held on to a windshield button by a small set screw. If not, it is probably held to the button by wedge mounting to the button. The button itself cannot be removed from the glass without breaking the glass. If the button comes unattached, you can reglue the button with a special remount kit sold at auto stores.
I have a 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue. The rearview mirror on my car has twin maplights, and on the back it says "Donnelly IE 8012001". I'm guessing the 1998 Intrigue uses the same parts. I just re-glued my mirror to the windshield after it fell off. Some other cars use a screw to attach the button to the mirror, but this mirror does not. Instead, I used a flat-head screwdriver to pry the button out of the mirror -- be careful to not to hurt yourself or the mirror. After prying the button out, I studied the mirror, and there doesn't appear to be any other way to remove the button. When gluing the button to the windshield, be careful to figure out which side and orientation the button needs to face before gluing it to the windshield.