Side mirrors - Revision history

Chopper at 16:27, 4 February 2010

2010-02-04T16:27:40Z

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	===ELISE SIDE MIRRORS===		===ELISE SIDE MIRRORS===

			See expanded page

	~~The Elise S1, S2, Exige and the new Europa all share the same side mirrors.~~		[http://wiki.seloc.org/a/Door_Mirror%2C_Sourcing_and_Replacing Door Mirrors & Replacement]

	~~(340R was different)~~

	~~They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.~~

	~~[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Disassembled]]~~
	~~{{clr}}~~

	~~[[image:mirror.jpg\|thumb\|left\|]]~~
	~~{{clr}}~~


	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is pretty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usually under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

	~~[[Image:sidemirror.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Replacement Mulivex Mirror]]~~
	~~{{clr}}~~
	One other safety option is replacement glass from MultiVex. These are available in pairs and DIY bonded over your existing mirrors in a few minutes and are increasingly convex towards the outside and give a much wider field of view than the essentially flat standard fitment. They are particularly popular with track day enthusiasts as they eliminate the notorious blind spot. Also useful on motorways and when travelling abroad.

	~~MultiVex have a website at [http://www.multivex.co.uk Multivex.co.uk] explaining more. Now stocked by the Bell and Colvill shop, Elise Parts and Hangar 111. Check the~~ [http://~~www~~.seloc.org/~~benefits.php benefits pages] for the latest discounts.~~


	~~[[Category:Body]]~~
	~~[[Category:Lotus Elise]]~~
	~~[[Category:S1]]~~
	~~[[Category:S2]~~]

Mr Wiki at 13:34, 17 April 2007

2007-04-17T13:34:37Z

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	MultiVex have a website at [http://www.multivex.co.uk Multivex.co.uk] explaining more. Now stocked by the Bell and Colvill shop, Elise Parts and Hangar 111. Check the [http://www.seloc.org/benefits.php benefits pages] for the latest discounts.		MultiVex have a website at [http://www.multivex.co.uk Multivex.co.uk] explaining more. Now stocked by the Bell and Colvill shop, Elise Parts and Hangar 111. Check the [http://www.seloc.org/benefits.php benefits pages] for the latest discounts.


			[[Category:Body]]
			[[Category:Lotus Elise]]
			[[Category:S1]]
			[[Category:S2]]

Mr Wiki: Mirrors (side) moved to Side mirrors: better

2007-04-16T11:59:41Z

Mirrors (side) moved to Side mirrors: better

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Mr Wiki at 11:59, 16 April 2007

2007-04-16T11:59:11Z

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	[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Disassembled]]		[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Disassembled]]
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			[[image:mirror.jpg\|thumb\|left\|]]
			{{clr}}


	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is pretty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usually under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is pretty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usually under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

Webmaster at 18:14, 11 April 2007

2007-04-11T18:14:08Z

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	The Elise S1,S2 and ~~Exige including~~ the new Europa all share the same side mirrors.		The Elise S1, S2, Exige and the new Europa all share the same side mirrors.

	(340R was different)		(340R was different)
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	They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.		They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.

	[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror ~~Dis-assembled~~]]		[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Disassembled]]
	{{clr}}		{{clr}}
	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is ~~prettty~~ expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly ~~usualy~~ under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is pretty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usually under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

	[[Image:sidemirror.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Replacement Mulivex Mirror]]		[[Image:sidemirror.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Replacement Mulivex Mirror]]
	{{clr}}		{{clr}}
	One other safety option is replacement glass from MultiVex. These are available in pairs and DIY bonded over your existing mirrors in a few minutes and are increasingly convex towards the ~~ourtside~~ and give a much wider field of view than the essentially flat standard fitment. They are particularly popular with ~~trackday~~ enthusiasts as they eliminate the notorious blind spot .Also useful on ~~Motorways~~ and when travelling abroad.		One other safety option is replacement glass from MultiVex. These are available in pairs and DIY bonded over your existing mirrors in a few minutes and are increasingly convex towards the outside and give a much wider field of view than the essentially flat standard fitment. They are particularly popular with track day enthusiasts as they eliminate the notorious blind spot. Also useful on motorways and when travelling abroad.

	MultiVex have a website at [http://www.multivex.co.uk Multivex.co.uk] explaining more.Now stocked by Bell and Colvill shop ,Elise Parts and Hangar 111		MultiVex have a website at [http://www.multivex.co.uk Multivex.co.uk] explaining more. Now stocked by the Bell and Colvill shop, Elise Parts and Hangar 111. Check the [http://www.seloc.org/benefits.php benefits pages] for the latest discounts.

Chopperver1: /* ELISE SIDE MIRRORS */

2007-04-11T10:42:38Z

ELISE SIDE MIRRORS

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	They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.		They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.

	[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Dis-assembled]]		[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Dis-assembled]]
			{{clr}}
	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

Chopperver1: /* ELISE SIDE MIRRORS */

2007-04-11T10:42:08Z

ELISE SIDE MIRRORS

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:42, 11 April 2007
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	They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.		They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.
	[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Dis-assembled]]		[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Dis-assembled]]

	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

Chopperver1: /* ELISE SIDE MIRRORS */

2007-04-11T10:41:32Z

ELISE SIDE MIRRORS

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	They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.		They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.
	[[image:image1.jpg ]]		[[image:image1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Mirror Dis-assembled]]
	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

Chopperver1: /* ELISE SIDE MIRRORS */

2007-04-11T10:32:34Z

ELISE SIDE MIRRORS

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	They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.		They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.
	[image:image1.jpg ]		[[image:image1.jpg ]]
	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.

Chopperver1: /* ELISE SIDE MIRRORS */

2007-04-06T00:13:34Z

ELISE SIDE MIRRORS

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:13, 6 April 2007
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	They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.		They are parts bin refugees from the Rover days and were standard fitment on the Rover Mini Metro.
			[image:image1.jpg ]
	They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.		They are shared also with the MGF and MGTF and all the Vauxhall VX 220s. If you smash one then a breakers yard will probably be a good cheap source but you will have to get them body match sprayed which is prettty expensive for such a small job . The actual glass itself is about £25 each from Lotus. Occasionally on e-bay you can find singles or pairs of the whole assembly usualy under Rover or Metro. No Lotus Elise variant ever had electric mirrors or heated mirrors but some Rovers did as did some MGs so beware if you are buying from a breaker unless you really are a chav and a dab hand with electrics.