How to change the wing mirror on a Peugot 107?

If you remove the adjuster lever can you rotate the whole panel out of the way to get at whatever might be underneath?

I think you're taking out the wrong piece. If it's like my old Citroen Saxo (it very possibly is), the smooth plastic part around the adjustment lever will slide out with some strategic levering with a screwdriver blade. Around the lever you'll find three torx-headed screws holding the mirror to the door.

@Chutzler: No, the adjuster lever doesn't come off. @Dr Dracator: Thanks, I'll try that tomorrow, and see if I get any further. I don't want to just start prising at panels randomly though, as they are all plastic and I don't want to break anything.

There is http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&productId=53251&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=10215, but it's £22, made of dead trees, and would take several days to get here. I was hoping for something faster and cheaper, so I turned to askmefi :-)

Sorry for being ignorant of conditions in the UK, but aren't there any of what we call auto-parts stores there? That's where I got my Haynes manual, and IIRC, it cost about $20 US. I bought it years ago, and only use it infrequently, but it's paid for itself many times over. I was going to pay a local shop to put the mirror on, but it was being inconvenient, so I did it myself and saved much more than the cost of the book.

@Kirth: I don't really follow your comment. Is that just a sarcastic way of saying "just buy the Haynes manual", or are you really asking about auto-parts stores? If the former, then yes, it is looking like I'll have to buy the manual, as I can't seem to find the answer online (or figure it out myself), and it will be cheaper than paying someone else to do it. If the latter, then yes we have http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=car+parts+shop+uk. I would expect the book to be cheaper and more readily available online though.

Amusingly, Haynes manuals are a British institution - named after John Haynes, OBE. But this is not a thread about books! Have you managed to get the thing out yet? Look at the new mirror (you do have one, don't you?) - the location of the screw holes will tell you where you need to be looking on the door.

richb, I was not being sarcastic. I even looked at Amazon for the manual. They didn't have one for that model of car, but the ones they did have for Peugeots were all $16 to $25 US. I would not assume that the book would be cheaper on the Haynes website; my experience with such things is that the publisher sells their books for list price, while lots of other places discount it heavily. I really am not trying to insult you, but if it were me, I would phone some parts stores and ask how much they charge for the book. You might be pleasantly surprised.

No, no luck yet. I've had a close look at the new part, and it has three screw holes which will match with the back of the smooth section in pic 2 above. That section of plastic is attached to the area with the green screw holes in the same pic, so I'm convinced I have to remove the interior panel which is held on by that white plastic rivet. On that basis, I'm fairly sure I can't remove this by prying at the exterior panel, but I haven't tried prying at the outside (I don't want to snap anything though). I've ordered a Haynes manual. I searched for the ISBN (from their website, linked above) and the cheapest I found was on eBay for £15 inc p+p. It should arrive by this weekend, so I'll have another go then. Stay tuned for the exciting finale. Thanks for all your help.