How to Remove K-Source Back Up Mirror # KSC088

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Good evening, I am interested in purchasing a replacement tow mirror for my Honda Odyssey. It looks like K-Source Backup Mirror - Stick On is very similar to my existing mirror but am wondering how to remove the existing mirror. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Sincerely,

asked by: Ryan S

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Your current back up mirror similar to the K-Source # KSC088 that you referenced is most likely stuck on with an adhesive. What you can do is run floss or fishing line under the adhesive to separate it from the glass.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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I attached a picture that has all of the mounting pad dimensions of the K-Source Backup Mirror #KSC088. Basically it's 2-7/8 inches wide and 4-3/4 inches long.

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Answer 2

The K-Source Backup Mirror part #KSC088 is not designed for multiple uses. If the mirror has already been attached and secured, it cannot be moved to another location. The double sided adhesive tape used to attach the mirror is not rated for this…

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Answer 3

As long as you have a relatively flat surface to mount this mirror to you should have no problem installing this K-Source Backup Mirror on your 2009 Toyota 4runner. This KSC088 mirror mounts using an adhesive, so you will not have to use any tools or…

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Answer 4

The K-Source Backup Mirror #KSC088 is a stick-on mirror that you can put pretty much anywhere on the vehicle to gain more visibility. If you like a backup camera for your vehicle so that you can see everything behind you with ease then let me know…

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Answer 5

The #KSC088 K-Source backup mirror would work for aligning your fifth-wheel hitch and king pin, but this mirror will only allow you to see a field up to 6' behind the mirror. If your truck has a long bed, you would not be able to see the king pin…

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Answer 6

The K-Source Backup Mirror - Stick On, part #KSC088, is adjustable and has a fish eye lens to give you the optimum viewing of whats behind you. The viewing range on this #KSC088 is up to six feet behind where you mount the mirror on your vehicle, and…

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Answer 7

CIPA doesn't just come out and say what the material is so I ran out to the warehouse and checked out the Hot Spot Mirror 4" x 5-1/2" Convex Stick On #49402. According to the back label of the packaging the mirror is made of glass and…

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Answer 8

To get your Thule T2 Pro XTR Bike Rack for 2 Bikes 1-1/4" Hitches item #TH23JV to fit in a 2" hitch receiver you will want to use the Hitch Reducer 2" to 1-1/4" Trailer Hitch Receiver item #HT02. This is a reducer sleeve that…

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Answer 9

Thule does not recommend using the aluminum adapter with the 1 1/4 inch T2 bike rack. We do offer adapters which would allow you to use the rack in a 2 inch receiver. You could use Brophy part #HT02 or Hidden Hitch part #80300. Part 80300 will…

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Answer 10

Starting with the hitch adapter for the 2 inch hitch receiver on your vehicle, I actually recommend going with the Brophy Hitch Reducer #HT02 instead of the Tow Ready #80300 that you referenced. The reason for this is that the Tow Ready adapter, when…

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