Does this have the 3 or 5 wire plug? Does it plug in the mirror side or the door?
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Easy to installLess than 10 minutesConnects on outside but can be used for either 5 or 3
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For my toyota camry 2000 CE, I had to plug below the door cover (because that's where the connector is located). I had to open the door cover partially, using youtube videos as a guide
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If this is the single (I've bought two location models too), it has three wires if I remember correctly. Load, ground, neutral. It's quite easy to install. Unit it slightly deeper than a standard wall switch but a standard box will handle it.
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Alfonso I found that the plugs on the mirror did not match my 96 oldsmobile cutlass. I removed the old plug and direct wired it in. I had to omit the dimmer wire because the mirror does not have one. I tied off the dimmer wire. Other than that it works like a charm.
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No, you'll have to remove the door panel and disconnect the original plug. The new mirror will connect right up.
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It just has a wireless link between the transmitter and the mirror. The only conection to the mirror is the power lead.
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To answer your question, no plugs for the doors. These mirrors do not take the place of the factory mirrors, these mirrors go one the windshield pillars for when the mirrors are off. These are quick release and not permanently mounted.
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There are several holes around the edge of the lip for mounting. I don't remember if it's 3 or 4. On the US version, there is a short 2 wire cord with a 2 prong flat parallel blade edison plug on the end. (that's your basic standard US household plug.) There are two speeds. On... and Off. There is no switch. You plug it in and it goes. It's super easy to install. Here's a better picture. http://tinyurl.com/l2olfsp
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I installed one of these in a 2000 Camry LE and plug that came attached to the mirror assembly harness mated perfectly with the connector inside the door. You must remove the inner door panel to get access to the mating connector. If you don't want to tackle the removal of the door panel, you could cut the existing harness on the old mirror (outside the inner door panel and close to the mirror) and splice the wires from the new mirror.
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The mirror is not lighted, so no cord or wiring of any kind. We have used those with an electric light ring and they do not provide sufficient light of the kind of light needed to do the job correctly.
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There is a wall mount and the cord is around 68 inches long. The mirror is only 5 inches wide.
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The mirror itself should fit. Check your mirror connection plug in the door. If it is rectangular t will plug right in, square this mirror would need modification to the wires
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The electrical cord is about 3 feet long. It has a regular plug. This is my second Floxite mirror. On my other mirror the light encircles the outer surface of the mirror.
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This is not a lit mirror. Thus...no wiring.lit mirrors are much more expensive...fyi.
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No, The mirror pivot at two place see picture. Its swing at the pivot points. its about a 1 inch off the wall see picture. This mirror is hard wired.What I means it mounts on a single electrical box. similar to the (receptacle) or light switch you uses to turn the bathroom light on and off. That is how the mirror is lit. Its a very nice unit.
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No the mirror has no wire harness attach to it. the mirror then snaps into the attachment that the wire harness controls to attachment
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Mine had one on either side depending on length of wires. Also came with rubber plug to close the one not needed.
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Yes. This is only for the mount. You can get the wiring and connect to your mirror if it has switched power or buy an add a fuse and run it to your fuse panel.