Do these work on 1989 Chev pickups?
492391
I don't see why not. The lateral top mount hooks over the ledge where the door window rolls up and down from, while the bottom strap with clip extends down the door panel and hooks under it at the base, ratcheting it taunt. What keeps it sturdy and in position is the pressure from the window glass on top so you may not want these if you like to drive with your windows completely down. They are designed to put on then off when not towing. There are other more permanent options available for US trucks as I recall when searching for towing mirrors for my 06 Tundra. Good luck.
492392
Since I don't have an 89 Chevy Pickup I can't say for sure however, looking at the design, it should work on most pickups. I'm really happy with my set of two.
492393
I use these on my 95 Ford F250 without any problem. The only problem I've heard of is on some SUVs' the rubber moulding at the bottom of the door impedes installation.
492394
I have them for my 1972 GMC, and They will work on your '89 I'm sure of that.
492395
I use the mirrors on my 2009 Envoy. They hook on the door at the window and the bottom of the door. I believe they will work on any vehicle door. And the extension arm allows for great visibility down both sides of my travel trailer. Hope this is helpful.
492396
Steve, not for sure about the 1989 Pick-up, but I switch mine back and forth from the 1994 Dodge 2500 and the 2008 Nitro with ease. I did add a 12" piece of 1/2 in pvc to the downleg to get the mirrors level on the big truck.
492397
I expect that these mirrors will work on any vehicle with a non-fixed or hard sealed drivers or passenger window. In other words, this mirror clips into the window seal or track at the bottom of the window and the adjustment strap clips to the bottom of the door. I am using these mirrors on a 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac, and they also fit on my Tacoma, and F-250.
492398
These are adjustable and should work on just about any vehicle. I use them my GMC Acadia. I like them because they're so easy to put on; and they stay secure. Very little vibration.
2090582
they should fit with no problem my chev 2014 has the crew cab style doors that just came out in 2014 which is about 6 inches less than a full crew cab so they are a little bit longer on my truck than what they would be on a full crew cab but look geat
2156242
They should, they have a couple of different size bolts to work with. If the bolts don't work you can stop in at your hardware store you should be able to find something there. Good luck, they do look great.
2167466
Yes they should work fine just follow the instructions, use drill in reverse, low speed, & reem out broken screw then use the other end of the grabit to remove screw . auto parts store sell the correct bolts in sets of 4. For long time rusted in bolts use rust bust on bolts first. for bolts where part of the head is still there try vise grips.
376948
Hi, I can't really say, except that they work perfectly on my Fender Jazz. Anything thicker could pose a problem.
1975785
They should but you can probably get the ones with just power/no heat for a little cheaper. No sense getting the heated ones if the pickup doesn't have that option. Also note that most of these come with the stiffener bracket, no need to buy it separately.
638828
Yes, these would work and I would suggest spline drive or acorn lugs.ThanksMike224.587.9255
1453645
yes i do think they would work. thats what i bought them for was for my hank trucksand they worked wonderfully. all hand trucks are about the same to me so i do think they will work.
1927569
Speaking for myself and my 1983 Chev 1/2 ton 4x4. I bought the Warn Nut Kit with my new Warn hubs. The Warn nuts appeared to have the same exact dimensions of the Chev OEM nuts that I took off. So in my case, I would not buy the Warn nut kit again.
421602
Yes they do. But they do not work very well most of the time, I wound up taking them back off and am using the ones that came with the Dodge pickup.
1396812
Should work fine. We bought these for my grandson's pickup, a 2000 Silverado. He & his Dad installed them with no problems. They did beef up the adheive by putting in 3 brads on each one...using the holes from the removed stock chrome fender liners. Also, the adhesive will work best if you can install them during hot weather.
1121891
They should work, as all lines and mounting equipment should be way out od the way. It took me doing the drivers side and my son the passengers side maybe 30 minutes to mount and run the line on my Silverado.
1499001
I wouldn't know that, but there are web sites that sell speakers that would have that information. I think that if the size is 6 1/2 they would fit. I installed them in my 1990 ranger, but had to drill one extra hole so the screw would fit. Hope I helped. Goodluck.
1193682
I believe they would, seem universal to alot of vehicles. Working great in my lifted 06 commander. But at the price you can't go wrong to order and try it
2273926
Hi, they are model specific, so I would check with the company first before ordering. You can also put your full truck model (year,etc..) in and see what comes up. Hope this helps. :-)
838009
Should. Pretty generic, and might need some hammering, but they worked for our 98 silverado.
684811
I think so. They were a drop in for my 91 American Tele. As long as it has the new style sealed tuners and not the vintage style tuners they should swap right out and they are a super upgrade. I don't ever want regular tuners again unless its a vintage that I don't want modified. My tele stays in tune now better than any electric I've ever had. Good Luck.