how do I refix my toyota corolla verso right rear view mirror.

try this may help http://www.ehow.com/how_2124367_replace-side-mirrors.html

You'll need to remove the door panel in order to get to the mirror attachments. Here is how to remove the door panel.

Easy removal. Carefully pull on padded armrest/door pull, and remove. Then carefullu pull up on panel containing power door lock and window switches. Disconnect harness from switches by pulling plug. Remove two phlips head screws from doorpanel which should now be clearly visible. Now- on the dorr latch itself you should see a small square of plastic, pry open with a small screw driver or a knife- this will reveal the third and last screw. Remove screw. GENTLY pull out BOTTOM of door panel to unfasten all retaining clips. Once door panel is pulled away at bottom pull upward to release panel from window glass area- you may now put panel aside. total time needed== 10 minutes

Thanks Bfree,
I have achived this, but my goal is to re-unite the mirror housing with the door fixed column. They join via a metal cylinder inside the mirror housing, with 3 lugs on that cylinder engaging into the door column. There is a spring around the cylinder which gives the force required to hold the two parts together. The parts are undamaged, its just that the cylinder popped out when i bumped the mirror.

So my question is, do you think I can force the cyliner, against the spring, back into the door column, and rotate it to engage. Or should I admit defeat and glue the 2 parts back together.
Lee.

Lee
This post is a long time after your original post but i have exactly the same problem and would like to know how you solved it.

Thanks

Craig

prop,

Either re-attaching the mirror or repacing it requires the special cement shown in the link below.

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?rlz=1T4GGHP_enUS414US414&q=rear+view+mirror+glue&gs_upl=0l0l0l12529lllllllllll0&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=10741601387795970125&sa=X&ei=6587T7rjEaPb0QGgxJ2dCw&ved=0CGAQ8wIwAA#