Can I replace non-power mirrors with these? If so, do I need to buy a controller (switch) separately?
946347
you can operate them manually or yes you will need a power source & switch if u want to power up
946348
yes if you are installing them within the correct year that it calls for.you will need to buy the proper switch also.if your truck is a 2000 they should be power.
946349
I am sure you could replace the non powered mirrors with these but I wouldn't want to try to make them powered at that point. These plugged right into the same harness my factory mirrors used but if the power source isn't there to begin with........ I would start with a different truck.
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The answer is yes a power cord is available BUT it does not come with the mirror. You have to purchase separately. The mirror lights run on batteries.
1135137
Mounting brackets come with the switch, not sure if you can get them separately.
1093065
Changing the circular bulb is one thing. Getting and changing the ballast quite another. I would suspect that the cost of replacement may be close to the cost of a new mirror. Doing it yourself is not always successful and therefore you could loose your entire investment and the time. Get a new mirror.
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
1929660
This will only work if there is DC voltage to your mirror. Lots of cars have a powered compass or auto dim thus power. If your mirror has no power then do not get this product.
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Negative Ghostrider. if you have power windows I would suggest a replacement mirror while doors are off. Safari style mirrors that connect to the hinge.
510326
Yes, you will have to splice wires, go here to see removal of mirror http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63xzHmD0qA
382419
None, comes with mounts so all you need is a power source and a togle switch.
2178125
It only has the wire hookups to attach to your electric controls. Definitely not for manual mirrors, sorry!
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No they will not. You will need to make a set of pigtails using a set of quick connects with bare wire ends. this will let you use the ones from your panel. Be sure to solder the ends of the bare wires before putting them into the screw downs at the bottom of the controller to give you a good connection.
926207
The power switch is on the base of the mirror. This mirror has been great so far, no complaints.
176406
Depends on what you need. I replaced the switch on mine. They sell them at radio shack.
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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.
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No, the mirrors are too small. If you try to install this, not only do you risk destroying the DLP circuit board, you will get a tiny picture. HERE IS THE PART NUMBER YOU NEED: Samsung/Mitsubishi/Toshiba 4719-001997 DLP Chip 1910-6143W 1910-6103W
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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.
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Do you mean that you do not have power fold mirrors? These mirrors are not power fold, however they are heated and power adjust, which is standard on all Tundras, I believe. If you want power fold mirrors, I read that you have to buy a switch, and add it to your dash. You can search that online to find more information from people who have done it.