wingerak92

So I got my mirrors on and installed. So far quite happy with them. Was quite a cold install. -20C with a -35C windchill. Haha.
I like how the signal lights work even though my stock mirrors didn't have that option.
Has anyone figured out how to get the running lights going on these?

bubbabud

If you have the 8 pin plug there are no running lights.

wingerak92

Copy that. Thanks!

StevieB

Looks really good. Was it hard to remove the cover from the inside of the door to expose the bolts etc.

Integlspwr

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no super easy. Just use a plastic panel remover.

J15

The triangular cover pops straight off. There are three bolts per side and they're readily accessible with the cover off. You'll spend less than 5 minutes per side to swap the mirrors without needing any specialty tools.

norddu60

2 nuts and 2 bolts

wingerak92

+1 on the two nuts and two bolts. 10mm socket should do the trick. I used a wrench for the nuts and a socket with an extension for the bolts.

Also, I dug back into the archives I had from my old 2012 power wagon and I found the write up a guy had to turn the signal lights on his Dodge tow mirrors into running lights/signal lights. I'm sure it'll be similar. Is anyone interested in me sending it and then they can try it?
I even have a rough wiring diagram for it.
I'd do it myself but I don't have a shop to do it in and winter here is cold... See the temps I had to install my mirrors in. Haha.

StevieB

Thanks, I am just waiting for the weather here to get a bit better and with the recent knee replacement its hard to be on the feet for any time right now. Appreciate all the input. The mirrors look nice.

mojobandit

Those look great, I'm thinking of getting the chrome capped ones as well. I see your comment about the weather is in celsius. Canadian eh? Did you buy them here, or have them shipped? Thanks
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