if my old mirrors offer courtesy light and these new tow mirrors don't am I going to have problems hooking them up
486825
No problem, you just wont have them lights, Mine had courtesy, wouldnt know any different now.
486826
no, the new lights come with ready to install, you will no longer have the courtesy lights.
486827
As long as the plugs match you should be good to go. The only thing I've ran across so far with swapping to tow mirrors that weren't originally equipped on the truck is the memory function makes them act funny if you have that option. If not then terse absolutely no difference
343854
I tested each of mine before I installed the to verify which wire was common and ,brake , tail/light ,backup because of what you mentioned . (no instructions)I also verified existing wiring colors for their function and connected the new lights and had no issues. they work great and are a lot brighter than the originals.
252664
No. But you really don't need them. You just very carefully pop the old mirror out it just snaps in and out. Unplug the wires then connect wires to new mirror then snap the mirror in place.
837934
As long as you have the right connection...We absolutely love how these light up the street at night. They should work though, I believe most of the newer model cars have the interchangeable connection already
482765
If you order correctly they plug in perfectly, if you order incorrectly, that's on you! You only get what you need if you know what you need. Chevy had two model pickups in 99, make sure you know which one you have. The late model uses different mirrors than the earlier model. My 99 was built 10/98, it took the standard C/K mirrors. The later model is the Silverado, not the same truck. Being a long time Ford guy I had some trouble with this.
1636877
That feature is a part of your vehicle not the mirror.So if your old mirror did it, so will the new one. All of the features your old mirror had this one will have it too.
50700
i only used the mirror head, and used my original brackets, they work fine but, they are hard to see out of compaired to the originals
1929662
Doesn't necessarily have to directly connect to the mirror. I have mine connected to my sun roof power. Mine is routed up the mirror back, but mine is powered since its auto dimming, etc.Look up mirror tap installation for your car. I found a forum with detailed photos of the install for my 04 Acura TL. Worked great and I've had zero issues since install over a year ago.
864116
I see a lot of 2001 Dodge's on the road with these type of mirrors. But I'm not familiar about the power type. I think that if you have power mirrors on your 2001 then the wiring should be a plug and play set up. If they are heated I think that you might not be able to use that option on these new mirrors with your 2001 unless your 2001 had heated mirrors. AS far as bolting up to your 2001 they should bolt right on. I ordered my mirrors for a 2005 Dodge Ram but the bolting pattern should be the same.
1404088
I did. The new lights kind of mount crooked in the OEM mounts. They fit straight in the new ones.
1066066
You have to figure out some wiring. There are options on what is on, what sync's with flashers ect. Not to difficult and I love mine.
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.
1759663
Most of these types of light have a clip to clamp the wire for the light to the ground wire. You will need to locate where the old clip from the light your replacing is located on the ground wire, but this should be minimal digging. The clamp should be pretty shallow and close to the light your replacing.
1519378
Easiest way to explain is, your going to have to hard wire them yourself. Trucks mirror wiring hardness is different then the ones that comes on the tow mirrors. That's y it says 2003-up. Plain and simple if you do t know electrical this could be very hard.
2221660
No, you have to buy the mirrors elsewhere or use your existing mirrors from your original doors.
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
1415737
No, you'll have to remove the door panel and disconnect the original plug. The new mirror will connect right up.