I just bought the 2015 chevy silverado 2500HD w/towing mirrors they havr the LED backup lights and the LED yellow turn single in the front
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When you first put the overlay on theMirror prep the the area , and the put on the overlay and put cable ties around theOverlay giving it time to set then you won't loose it on the highway.
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Since you have the latest GM towing mirrors, you should NOT attempt to use these covers on your mirrors!
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As long as this mirror fits your vehicle, you should be pleased with the product. I've had this set for almost 5 years...so far so good. I do suggest to prep the plastic on the GM mirrors well with rubbing alcohol before attaching the chrome pieces. After a few years, I also suggest pulling all the pieces off, clean the GM plastic and put new 3M tape in the chrome pieces. Weather and the environment can take a toll. Just be aware, there's approx. 6 or so chrome pieces that make up each mirror cover. It's easy to piece together...just do a fit test to make sure you have everything lined up. Overall, installation should take 15-30 minutes once everything is prepped. As long as this mirror fits your vehicle, you should be pleased with the product. I've had this set for almost 5 years...so far so good. I do suggest to prep the plastic on the GM mirrors well with rubbing alcohol before attaching the chrome pieces. After a few years, I also suggest pulling all the pieces off, clean the GM plastic and put new 3M tape in the chrome pieces. Weather and the environment can take a toll. Just be aware, there's approx. 6 or so chrome pieces that make up each mirror cover. It's easy to piece together...just do a fit test to make sure you have everything lined up.... » Read More As long as this mirror fits your vehicle, you should be pleased with the product. I've had this set for almost 5 years...so far so good. I do suggest to prep the plastic on the GM mirrors well with rubbing alcohol before attaching the chrome pieces. After a few years, I also suggest pulling all the pieces off, clean the GM plastic and put new 3M tape in the chrome pieces. Weather and the environment can take a toll. Just be aware, there's approx. 6 or so chrome pieces that make up each mirror cover. It's easy to piece together...just do a fit test to make sure you have everything lined up. Overall, installation should take 15-30 minutes once everything is prepped. « Show Less
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Yes they r LED lights... For me... EVERYTING worked out fine on my truck. It didn't kum wit screws but my existing screws worked fine an fit perfect!! Not sure about da newer yr dodges but my 06 dodge EVERYTING fit perfect!! Only down fall now dat I'm having wit those lights are that they have POOR quality connection. So u might want to electric tape those connectors down good an tight b4 screwing everyting down... Good luck Braddah hope dat helps!! ALOHA from da 808state!! Cheeeee PONO!!
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Yes the mirrors do, the question is does your truck wiring have the option because it's just plug and play
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Plug & play at the bulbs, really easy. The reverse & turn indicater bulbs reuse the old bulbs & socket. The new connect to the LED tail & brake plugs into the old bulb socket, but they will not work if reversed. Just rotate the connector 180 degrees & plug it back in. Check for successful results before installing the unit to your truck.
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This mirror has the LED turn signal arrow. heated glass mirror, power fold, "objects may appear larger" convex, and power adjust. It is not the extra large towing style mirror, but the OEM LTZ mirror. This is a genuine GM OEM mirror, not a cheap aftermarket mirror. It is all black, but I was able to remove its top cap and swap the chrome cap from my original. I would recommend checking an online parts lookup for your vehicle such as http://www.gmpartscenter.net/chevy-truck-and-car-parts?gclid=CLr1_KSv6cICFSyZMgod5FEAnA.I saved over $400.00 by replacing mine myself. Only took about 45 minutes to install. I am a very happy camper with mine.... This mirror has the LED turn signal arrow. heated glass mirror, power fold, "objects may appear larger" convex, and power adjust. It is not the extra large towing style mirror, but the OEM LTZ mirror. This is a genuine GM OEM mirror, not a cheap aftermarket mirror. It is all black, but I was able to remove its top cap and swap the chrome cap from my original. I would recommend checking an online parts lookup for your vehicle such as http://www.gmpartscenter.net/chevy-truck-and-car-parts?gclid=CLr1_KSv6cICFSyZMgod5FEAnA.I saved over $400.00 by... » Read More This mirror has the LED turn signal arrow. heated glass mirror, power fold, "objects may appear larger" convex, and power adjust. It is not the extra large towing style mirror, but the OEM LTZ mirror. This is a genuine GM OEM mirror, not a cheap aftermarket mirror. It is all black, but I was able to remove its top cap and swap the chrome cap from my original. I would recommend checking an online parts lookup for your vehicle such as http://www.gmpartscenter.net/chevy-truck-and-car-parts?gclid=CLr1_KSv6cICFSyZMgod5FEAnA.I saved over $400.00 by replacing mine myself. Only took about 45 minutes to install. I am a very happy camper with mine.... « Show Less
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From description: For the wire line, black-- main line, yellow-- turn light, white-- reversing light, green--tail light, red--brake light. You only have 4 wires on these LED's or your existing vehicle/trailer wiring? If you're missing wiring on these LED's I'd suggest contacting the Manufacturer. I'll assume you're installing these lights on a vehicle/trailer with the wiring described in your question. 2 wires for turn should be for left and right. One to each of the LED's yellow wires (your existing wiring may vary but typically from vehicle yellow=left, green=right). Same goes for "2for backup" (1 wire to L/R side of the new lights white wire). You should test voltage on your existing wiring to determine which of the "2for brake" wires is tail (lower voltage) and brake (higher voltage to be visible when taillights are on) or add an inline resistor to your existing taillight wire to reduce the taillight signal (green) so the brake light will be visible when both are on. Im not 100% on this but you may be able to simply wire the LED's brake and tail wires together (green/red) if your source varies output voltage via a brake switch or similar. Black-main line I believe is ground connection. Also check that your flashers work correctly (if applicable) as LED's draw very little load and often do odd things to flasher relays. Hope this helps. Good Luck
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All the interior bulbs get replacing plus the two for the license plate. The lenses on the interior lights just pop out and the two housings for the license plate lights pop out (not just lenses which I thought at first). As far as what goes to what, it's pretty obvious once you get the original bulb out...just be sure to flip them if they don't work as polarity makes a difference on LEDs.
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You can get a relay for led light at any auto parts store that will work got mine at advance auto parts.
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hi bob first you have to find out if 1997 silverado has stepper motors if it does id replaced it go to utube look up your truck with that promlem uill find anwserthey good luck billy
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I wired mine into the Reverse lightbulb (with an in-line fuse for protection). Red into the hot wire, then ground the black wire to the metal chassis. This way whenever I put my truck in reverse, I get a HUGE light to see when backing up in the dark!
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My truck is 2012. The mirrors fit perfect. Yes all lights worked ok. Puddle and directional. I think 2011 is the same. Good luck.
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The lights only come on with engine running and vehicle in gear. If they still are not working then you may need to rotate the plugs. (The polarity is backwards) also are your connectors burnt. GM has a problem with the connectors burning up from the bulbs burning so hot. LED's use less heat but you may need to replace the connectors
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yeah its got the tow mirror convex lens and the whole things flips out like the factory mirror, Looks OEM to me. Can't tell the difference now that its on, except the electronic mirror motor seems to have more range of motion which is nice 2005 dodge 2500
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These mirrors are for the Chevy HD 2500 & 3500These are factory towing mirrors that extend out for better sight while towing wide trailers
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I really couldnt tell you. This was bought by me but for a relative, he has an 2006 Silverado 2500HD. I wish i had more information for you.
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I did. The new lights kind of mount crooked in the OEM mounts. They fit straight in the new ones.
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The style for your year truck I believe appears to be the CIPA 10200 not the CIPA 10800. Under Amazon search, I typed 97 Silverado towing mirrors and got your style. On sale now also for under $40.00. Good luck.....