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Locate the mirror cover on the inside of the Kia door. Its located on the inside the door, directly across from the passenger mirror. To remove the cover, pull on it to release the plastic tabs that secure it to the door.

Locate the three nuts under the cover and remove them with a 10mm socket. To avoid dropping the mirror, hold it with one hand while you remove the nuts with the other. Be caul not to drop the nuts inside of the door. If you drop a nut, you must remove the door panel to retrieve it.

Pull the mirror out of the door. Slide the new mirror into the side of the door. The threaded posts can chip the paint. Take caution to prevent this.

Secure the mirror to the door with the original 10mm bolts. If the new mirror came with different bolts, use those bolts. They may have a different thread pattern or be a different size.

Place the cover back onto the Kia door and push it into place with your fingers. Sometimes you have to strike it with the palm of your hand to get it to snap into place.

Lift up the bumper of the broken down car and attach one end of the tow rope to its frame, using the snap hook. Do not attach the tow rope to the bumper - it is not strong enough and will come off when towing.

Reverse the other car to within six feet of the broken down car. Attach the snap hook at the other end of the rope to the underside of the car. Again make sure it is attached to the frame. Some cars have a towing strap on their underside, specifically designed for this purpose.

Turn the ignition key in the broken down car but do not start the engine. Put the hazard lights on. If the hazard lights and not working, put a sign in the window saying In Tow.

Work out your route before you begin towing and drive slowly, particularly when taking corners. The person in the vehicle being towed must pay careful attention to the brake lights of the towing vehicle in front. Extra pressure on the brake pedals will be needed. Also power steering will not work as effectively when the engine is not running.

Put the key into the ignition and turn it one click, taking care not to start the engine.

Push in the tiny knob several times on the instrument cluster to toggle between the trip odometer and the vehicles odometer reading. Eventually it will display "ODO" on the instrument panel. Turn off the vehicle.

Turn on the ignition and hold the tiny knob for about 10 to 15 seconds. While still holding the knob, put on your safety belt.

Release the knob and notice that your dashboard says "B off." The chime has been disabled.