 We coated the fasteners for...  We coated the fasteners for the new chrome mirrors with red Loctite before installing. |  Notice the bolt pattern is...  Notice the bolt pattern is different from the "door-killer" to the chrome mirror, but the holes for the chrome mirrors are present from the factory on all C-10 doors. |  Also notice the mounting hole...  Also notice the mounting hole for the "door-killer" peeks out slightly from behind the chrome mirror bracket when it is in place. |
 We injected red silicone into...  We injected red silicone into the hole to eliminate water leakage into the door that could cause premature rust. |  All we needed to mount the...  All we needed to mount the new chrome mirror to the bracket was an Allen head set screw. |  Next on our list was to replace...  Next on our list was to replace the four-position A/C and heater fan switch, where we discovered a dead short in the high position after extensive troubleshooting. |
 In order to access the fan...  In order to access the fan switch, we had to remove all the Phillips screws in the fascia of the black plastic dash cluster. |  Removing the dash cluster...  Removing the dash cluster required "jockeying" around the main A/C vent to allow the cluster to free itself and fall away from the dashboard. |  With the dash cluster removed,...  With the dash cluster removed, it was the perfect time to gain access and fix the indicator needle on the shift quadrant that had remained broken for who knows how long. Notice that the cause was a broken cable. |