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getyayayaout

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Got a feeling the motors have died that drive the mirrors folding in and out. The right one makes a grinding noise and struggles and the left one doesn't do a thing. Where in melbourne can i take it and how much? could i give it a shot myself??

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Got a feeling the motors have died that drive the mirrors folding in and out. The right one makes a grinding noise and struggles and the left one doesn't do a thing. Where in melbourne can i take it and how much? could i give it a shot myself??

Yeah, sounds like your motor is dying lol. I had mine fixed by Daniel at Complete Options in Clayton South.

I watched him throughout the whole process and I must say....It's a hell of a job if you don't know what you are looking for lol.

He sourced me a 2nd hand motor and fixed for me :D

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what he charge ya if you dont mind me asking?

I don't fully remember but it was somewhere like 70-100 included the 2nd motor.

That was also for spending half an hour trying to find the problem lol.

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