Originally Posted by
yodaforce
I've searched and found nothing. In the process of trying to remove it, I have successfully broken off a chunk of glass which is still attached to the mirror. Not really a huge deal because I have someone coming over to replace the windshield, but now I need to disconnect the piece that is apparently glued to the glass. I saw where someone said "turn it 45 degrees" to remove it. Well, that's how I broke the chunk of glass off, prying and twisting.
There is a link below that shows photos and how to remove the mirror. I did as instructed but it would not budge. I was afraid that I was going to crack my windshield. I sprayed WD-40 into the hole in the back using a w-d straw, I let it soak for a few minutes and then it twisted right off. I did use the allen wrench to help turn the mirror. I wanted to remove my old mirror to install a new dash cam mirror. Good luck to you.