What kind of glue do you use to reattach a heated side view mirror Buick 98 Century?

You generally shouldn't use glue to reattach a heated side view mirror on a Buick 98 Century (or any car). The mirror is usually held in place by a mechanical fitting, possibly with clips or screws, and the heating element is wired into the car's electrical system. Glue won't provide the necessary strength or electrical connection.

If the mirror is detached, the problem is likely with the mounting mechanism, not the adhesive. You'll need to:

1. Investigate the cause of detachment: Carefully examine both the mirror housing and the car's door to identify broken clips, stripped screws, or other damage.

2. Repair or replace broken parts: You may need to replace broken clips or screws. Sometimes, you can find replacement parts from a junkyard or online auto parts retailer.

3. Re-attach the mirror using the correct method: Consult a repair manual specific to your Buick 98 Century year and model to find out the proper way to secure the mirror. This will likely involve re-inserting clips or tightening screws.

Using glue as a permanent solution will likely lead to a weak and unreliable repair that could fail and potentially damage the mirror further. If you're not comfortable with the repair yourself, take it to a qualified auto body shop or mechanic.