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Old 06-29-2007, 04:08 PM
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I am retrofitting the large manual extending tow mirrors on my 02' 3500. Does the factory install these with heat on its own switch. Also does the heat stay on for a set period of time like most rear window defrosters. Thanx
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they will physically fit, but the wiring is different, go to the www.dieselplace.com site someone figured out the wiring pin outs for the switch in the exterior section I believe
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I am retrofitting the large manual extending tow mirrors on my 02' 3500. Does the factory install these with heat on its own switch. Also does the heat stay on for a set period of time like most rear window defrosters. Thanx
I can't accurately comment on the O2 year mirrors, I have an O3, with heated mirrors. I can tell you the answer to your timing question, yes, the heaters are on a timer, just like the rear window defrost. The switch resides next to the rear defrost switch. I would expect that you could easily retrofit heated, extendable mirrors to your truck. dieselplace.com, exteriors section.
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here is one thread on the subject http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=160266
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Thanks for the link Wobble, I owe you some beers.
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