Is this mirror hard to install? My old one is broken but still attached to truck.
1823951
The mirror is easy to install, you don't have to pay anyone to install it for you. Pull the cover panel off from inside the truck and unscrew the old mirror off then put the new one on .
1823952
There's is a plastic piece the covers the bolts inside the truck. It's shaped like a triangle in the corner of the window. There are onl three nuts to remove to remove the old mirror. I will warn you that there is vibration when driving on he mirror that I bought but other than that the mirror works great!
1823953
No it's not hard to install there is some screws you have to take off and it's really easy to et it done most I took was 15 minutes
1823954
no it's ez theres a plastic plate, remove from the inside of then 3 7/16 nuts
976230
It will pop out with a prying effort with your hands(fingers) or a wood chisel or a flat blade screw driver. Just work around all the edges until it pulls free. Be careful of the electrical connections and how they are positioned with the old mirror so you will see how they connect on the new mirror. Also, be careful when seating the new mirror and do not apply force that will break it. The new mirror should seat with no problem.Be ready to catch any broken glass from the old mirror when it is pried out of the housing.Mine works like new.
1109259
It is a real mirror with small led screen in right side. If your existing mirror is bulky it may have a hard time staying on.
2119766
Hello I have used there mirrors and they are great; Make sure to screw them in tight and check the bolts every now and again...you can see vehicles coming when you position them slightly wider then the ones below...enjoy
1855624
There are 3 screws. Remove the small triangle plastic piece inside the door near the corner of the window where the mirror is. There is a piece of insulation in there and I believe the new mirror comes with its own. Remove the nuts and the mirror will come off. Insert new mirror and tighten down the nuts. Takes like 15 minutes.
2272269
You'll use the bolt from the old mirror you are replacing. You'll want a socket and an extension to easily install it. Don't recall the size, but its a standard one. If you have a socket set you will have it
699263
I've had this on for a year without issue. Had one on a previous model too. You have to take your truck for alignment as soon as you install
1928839
I believe the mirrors are a different shape & you would need a different set of trailer mirrors.Maybe you could check with the dealership.
858426
When I replaced the driver side, I did have to open the door panel. I didn't consider it to be easy, but it isn't impossible with basic tools and some diligence. I also have the passenger side mirror, which I haven't replaced yet. I assume it will be a similar job.One humorous note, unless you are a super perfectionist and then I suppose it will annoy you, was the control wires were incorrectly positioned in the connector. So, none of the power control directions match the mirror response. It isn't the kind of thing that I care too much about.
1037540
I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good, id reccommend it. Hope this helps I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good,... » Read More I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good, id reccommend it. Hope this helps « Show Less
1928840
I believe the mirrors are a different shape & you would need a different set of trailer mirrors. Maybe you could check with the dealership.
1560923
I'm going to say yes. It bolted up on my truck exactly. It took longer to remove the old one than it did to install the new one.
1089151
yes it was tough to install but i kept working with it and finally got it take your time it will fit took me about 20 min to install it
1167967
No problems here and I've had mine for several months. As mentioned, it fits very securely to the existing mirror. But I can see where a combination of a rough road and a car mirror that moves easily might result in some mis-alignment.
1830462
yes they are very easy to install would recommend a second hand putting the new mirrors on it makes it easier holding them off and tightening them down
1866768
It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to the windshield. Make sure you stick it in the right orientation the first time, because the glue is not forgiving. Good Luck! It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to... » Read More It depends on what the "button" attached to your rearview mirror. The one that came with this kit is a horseshoe shape. To get onto my (dodge) truck I had to carefully twist off the stock button with a vice grip after super heating it with a high wattage hair dryer. It took patience and about five to six rounds of heating and twisting so as not to crack the window. Once the button twisted off, I allowed the windshield to cool then scraped off the remaining glue with a razor blade. I picked up a windshield rearview glue kit for $6 from an auto store and attached the new button to the windshield. Make sure you stick it in the right orientation the first time, because the glue is not forgiving. Good Luck! « Show Less
312221
This is a very universal mirror. You may have to install the windshield bracket and run the wires but it most likely would work.It comes with everything generally needed for installation.