I have a 2001 Dodge Dually... All I have now is manual mirrors that crack everytime you adjust them. Can I replace them with power heated mirrors??
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.
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
442241
If you do not have power mirrors to start with, then I will say no to your question. You would need to have the wiring for the power/heated mirrors. I do not know if your truck was wired near the door jam for this option. Take the VIN# into your dealer and see if you have the ability to do this. Good luck!
442242
Yes, I have a 2000 Ram 2500. I bought these mirrors and they work great. I mainly wanted them for towing, they fold out and plug into the OEM connectors. The electrical mirror control moves them up down left right.
442243
If you have manual mirrors now i doubt that you have the factory wiring harness that is required on each mirror in over to work
1787997
Yes. It is both powered and heated. It is the exact same mirror the car came out of the factory with.
1937258
Yes the mirror has a power motor that adjusts if you previously had the adjusting switch on your door or dash.
597182
Yes they are the same quality as the factory dodge tow mirrors, i upgraded to them on my 00 dually and love them good mirrors for a good price. Did a 1300 mile trip in subzero temps in alaska and the heat works excellent as well
1532229
I am no expert but have replaced a few mirrors. The heated/turn signal one has a different plug than the regular one that is just power adjust. I made the mistake of getting a non heated mirror and had to cut out the car connector and "dummy down" the wiring and replace the connector. Best suggestion would be to pull your connector and see if it has wiring for more than just adjustments. If you have a volt meter, put on the turn signal and see of you get blinking power through one of the wires. Good luck.
884040
If the mirror is just cracked I just put the mirror replacement glass with the double stick on the back and place it right on top of it . There are several ways to replace it, but I took the simplest way and just place the mirror on top of the old one. It works fine
953642
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.
17215
2006 mega cab here. My originals have plastic lenses which I now have to replace. Mounting brackets are plastic too. Broke the light's mounting brackets when I accidentally ran over some type of box turtle. :-( It was a hell of a runover. It did cause my alternator to work at 100% again for the time being. Someone I know has a 2002 ram 1500. His are glass.
1324095
Sorry wrong set of mirrors! I also ordered full power mirrors for my other Dmax! There all manual. No power
1519380
Turn signals will work, and heat will work. You will need to turn off curb assist and recall memory if so equipped, otherwise every time you unlock with the remote the mirrors will move to a random location.
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.
1497071
It can be applied over the existing mirror if it's simply cracked. My CR-V has power mirrors and it worked fine. I opted to remove the old cracked mirror which I probably wouldn't do if I had it to do over. Wear eye protection. I don't see why it wouldn't work for heated mirrors but I can't say for sure. Hope this helps.
1865450
Yes the cover comes off and you can use your painted cover. and heated mirrors have heat strips and a different wire harness. find out witch one you have, because the plugs are different, i had to splice my plug to my new mirror cause i orded the wrong one.
1896566
Check one thing, the 2013-14 model Dodge Ram 1500 sports have a Ambient temperature sensor on the driver side mirror. If your truck does have one then it is a pain in the ass to make these work because you to incorporate that into these or else your truck will give you a check engine light and -40 since it doesn't have the sensor
1830738
It's a universal mirror as far as wiring goes; all it needs is power. You MIGHT have to swap out the mount on your windshield, but I doubt it as most vehicles are wedge mounted.
953644
If you're trying to get your blinkers to work, you might want to try this website. Everything else, (heat, power mirrors) should just be plug in play. Hope this helps. http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/tundra/136878-w-pics-tow-mirror-install-non/
764181
We put our mirror on a 2008. The biggest complaint hubby has is the mirror does not heat up as fast as the OEM part. Power mirror moves around just fine though.