Question about heated mirriors
well i have called every dealer in my area and everyone is saying that the 03 F150 did not come with heated mirriors but it is a option in the manual and there is a 10amp fuse in location 25 on the fuse block under the dash that is for heated mirrors only and it is live not sure where to go from hear.
John
John
Last edited by je3169; Nov 6, 2003 at 10:14 AM.
I hate to see someone talking to themselves.
I am willing to make a guess. Heated mirrors were probably available on Expys and Navigators and maybe King Ranch models. The part you are looking for would probably be listed as an Expy part, not an F150..
I am willing to make a guess. Heated mirrors were probably available on Expys and Navigators and maybe King Ranch models. The part you are looking for would probably be listed as an Expy part, not an F150..
Originally posted by flafonman
I hate to see someone talking to themselves.
I am willing to make a guess. Heated mirrors were probably available on Expys and Navigators and maybe King Ranch models. The part you are looking for would probably be listed as an Expy part, not an F150..
I hate to see someone talking to themselves.
I am willing to make a guess. Heated mirrors were probably available on Expys and Navigators and maybe King Ranch models. The part you are looking for would probably be listed as an Expy part, not an F150..
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Even if you manage to find the part(s) you are looking for the wiring harness probably won't contain the wires you need. Expy/Navi models have a different harness than an F150.:o Forgot about the Blackwood, of course they only made it one year.
i just can't understand why they have a location in the fuse block and it says option in the manual if they don't offer it i guess i will have to live with it.
Thanks for the help.
John
Thanks for the help.
John
Last edited by je3169; Nov 6, 2003 at 03:29 PM.
Originally posted by je3169
i just can't understand why they have a location in the fuse block and it says option in the manual if they don't offer it i guess i will have to live with it.
Thanks for the help.
John
i just can't understand why they have a location in the fuse block and it says option in the manual if they don't offer it i guess i will have to live with it.
Thanks for the help.
John
Actually, my hunch is that it's the same fuse block as the Expy has (as well as the Blackwoods) thus, I bet it might work with a little work.... there's the statement of the day huh? "might work with a little work..." I'm brilliant!
RP
Originally posted by je3169
i just can't understand why they have a location in the fuse block and it says option in the manual if they don't offer it
i just can't understand why they have a location in the fuse block and it says option in the manual if they don't offer it
Geek1: "Our documentaion shows position 42 of the TS-4375/B panel is used for 'HEATED MIRRORS'; however they are not available on this model.
Geek2:"Well we can't skip position 42, or people will think we forgot it."
Geek1: "Let's say it's an option, because technically it is an option, just not on this model."
Geek2:"Cool. Let's watch Star Trek."
Originally posted by flafonman
All technical manuals are written by the type of people you would expect would write technical manuals.
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Geek2:"Cool. Let's watch Star Trek."
LMAO. Photon phasers at full blast.. or something..
Actually technical manuals are written by "technical writers" who most of the time have no technical knowledge. That's why you have the typical "Put bolt #12 into nut 16 and tighten part #20".. Then you end up with 3 extra bolts, 2 missing nuts.. Sorta like the Hellwig anti-sway bar I just installed last weekend LOL. Sorry, cheap shot
. Actually that was a fun little project, it was the re-painting that was a pain.
All technical manuals are written by the type of people you would expect would write technical manuals.
...
Geek2:"Cool. Let's watch Star Trek."
LMAO. Photon phasers at full blast.. or something..
Actually technical manuals are written by "technical writers" who most of the time have no technical knowledge. That's why you have the typical "Put bolt #12 into nut 16 and tighten part #20".. Then you end up with 3 extra bolts, 2 missing nuts.. Sorta like the Hellwig anti-sway bar I just installed last weekend LOL. Sorry, cheap shot
. Actually that was a fun little project, it was the re-painting that was a pain.


