Tbounds

I have noticed my interior rear view mirror has spots in it kind like an old home mirror . Maybe from reflective surface de bonding from glass it looks like it’s dirty and affect vision.
Do you think this will be a covered replacement under a cpo warranty . Just bought car and esker didn’t notice it during cpo certification inspection supposedly.

DHL

Do you have auto dimming mirrors? If so may be the electrolyte leaking from inside the mirror. Had this happen in my BMW M5 and the mirror need to be re-built with the main cartridge replaced. Watch out for any electrolyte leaking as this stuff is nasty and corrosive.

Porsche_nuts

Could be the mirror is dirty. Not trying to be a wise ***, but I had the same issue with my mirror. Tried to clean it every which way, finally gave up and told my SA that the mirror was delaminating. When it came time to pick up the car, the SA said there was no delamination and that all it needed was a good cleaning. I looked at him like he was crazy but got in car and looked the mirror and it was perfect. All they did was clean it. Make sure you use a good glass cleaning solution and a really good micro fiber cloth.

DHL

When they delaminate they get large non-reflective "air bubbles" at the glass surface. Hard to mistake. Soon after the bubbles appear, you will find high viscosity "goo" dripping from the mirror. That is the stuff that turns your center console into a Hazmat site.

Bud Taylor

In the .2 the fixed the silly shaped rv mirror. Anyone swapped them out ?

Tbounds

Question is it a cpo warranty item

Mojo.K

I have a extra 991.1 rear view mirror that dims. Yours for a $100 if your interested. DM me.

Tbounds

Dealer is replacing under warranty but thanks if not I would take you up on it