Can the be used to upgrade from manual mirrors on a 2014 STX? Mine have power to move the mirror, will I need to rewire?
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If the connector is the same then you should not have to rewire. Not certain that this mirror will work with your vehicle as the design was changed for the 2009-2014 models from the 2006-2008 models. Without rewiring, the power mirrors would work, but no heated, signal, or puddle lamp if you do not currently have them.
369064
You can, but that back panel is what the mirror attaches to. So, if your mirror does not match the lining of the holes on the panel to screw and support your mirror, you will have to drill new holes.
1437638
If it isn't auto dimming then there probably isn't power at the mirror. It's no big deal though, just tuck your power wire under the headliner to the A pillar and down to the area below the dash on the driver's side. Next, it's just a matter of locating a power source that turns on and off with the ignition and tapping into it. Escort makes a hardwire kit that is plenty long enough and I believe has everything necessary to wire into the fuse box. It also has a mute button and indicator leds built in. It should fit if there is fairly decent space between your mirror and windshield.
561784
I'm not an expert on the issue, but it seems to me that if you have a powered rearview mirror, you're good to go. You just need access to the port behind the mirror where the power cords enter. If you don't have a powered mirror, or don't have access to where the cords enter the mirror, then go with something else. I don't think it's so much about the model of the car, as much as it is about the powered wires going to the mirror.
1415739
No these mirrors come with the necessary wiring and plugs. You will have to remove the door panel. Plug is located underneath interior door panel where your power window/power locks/power mirror switches are located.
1702527
only one mirror comes in the package, so you must select which side you need. The wiring harness is made as a part of the unit and plugs right in to the stock socket in the door panel. With very few minor differences, it is identical to the OEM mirror.
1756934
I have a 05 that had those mirrors. I like the mirrors from amazon better. But they don't move out with a button, that's the only draw back. They will fit fine where your old mirrors were. Wire up the same also. Had no problems
2272269
You'll use the bolt from the old mirror you are replacing. You'll want a socket and an extension to easily install it. Don't recall the size, but its a standard one. If you have a socket set you will have it
442240
Did u have power mirrors before ? In not them no but you can get the manual version of these mirrors and they do work pretty good
1517573
I bought a set with only power adjust bolt up great and wires hook right up but you have ti remove the door panel to acess the wires for the mirror control great mirrors
1497072
I have powered and heated, the replacement doesn't have the heat element in it so I just left the heating cord that plugged into the broken mirror disconnected. Then you attach the replacement mirror on top of the mirror holder with strong double stick adhesive strips. The holder is what moves with power mirrors so that still functions properly.
1383621
yes, but you will need to splice into the factory harness. You would find it easier to use our "plug and play" version of the same mirror that plugs into the factory harness.
442239
Only if you have power heated mirrors to begin with. You could still do it but you would have to figure out all the wiring.
1188073
Yeah. Anything that attached via double tape can screw up the OEM mirror. You just have to get your fingertip between the BS Mirror and the OEM mirror, then work your way in there to separate it.
743560
I sold that particular truck back in April so I'm not 100% on the answer. I do recall that I could roll the window down and push on the mirror glass to adjust it. Not a true manual adjustment mirror but it worked on the OE mirror when my power motor went out.
953639
My tundra came with the switch needed got the power mirrors. I don't know what you need from Toyota to use the power part. I know my stock mirrors didn't have the mirror light's but they were wired up and work on the fit mirrors.
1294196
No, this unit must be installed directly to the header panel or molding and replaces your original mirror. Also, if you like and use the day/night toggle feature of your factory mirror, this unit doesn't have that.