Common Failures of MG 10004326 Reverse mirror assembly for MG6/MG550
- Mirror Glass Loosening: A common issue in MG6 and MG550 vehicles with the 10004326 reverse mirror assembly. The glass may start to shake during driving.
- Motor Malfunction: Many users of MG models equipped with this reverse mirror assembly report that the motor fails, preventing proper adjustment of the mirror.
- Housing Damage: The housing of the 10004326 reverse mirror assembly on MG6 and MG550 can crack due to minor collisions.
Maintenance Tips of MG 10004326 Reverse mirror assembly for MG6/MG550
- Before installing the MG Reverse mirror assembly (OE# 10004326) on MG6 or MG550, ensure the mounting surface is clean and free of debris. This helps with a secure fit.
- First, disconnect the electrical connector if it's an electric reverse mirror. It prevents short - circuits during installation.
- Align the reverse mirror assembly precisely with the mounting holes on the door of your MG6 or MG550. Misalignment can lead to a loose mirror.
- Use the correct size of screws provided with the OE 10004326 mirror assembly. Incorrect screws may not hold the mirror firmly.
- After installation, test the mirror's adjustment functionality. This ensures it works properly on your MG vehicle.
Electrical Shock Warning – When dealing with the electrical components of the MG Reverse mirror assembly (OE# 10004326), always disconnect the car battery first to avoid shock hazards.