Heated Mirrors install
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Heated Mirrors install
Hello all. My first post....
I want to install heated mirrors on my 2001 lightning. I think if I get the expy headlight switch surround (the one with the rear defogger and brake adjuster hole....not sure of the part number yet) and the rear defogger switch, I may be able to have the heated mirrors. Has anyone attempted this? What do you guys think?
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I want to install heated mirrors on my 2001 lightning. I think if I get the expy headlight switch surround (the one with the rear defogger and brake adjuster hole....not sure of the part number yet) and the rear defogger switch, I may be able to have the heated mirrors. Has anyone attempted this? What do you guys think?
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I don't think any hot air blows on the side view mirrors. My first thought is.....I suggest you roll up your windows if your truck does. HaHa.
Originally posted by SVT F15O
Don't these trucks blow a little bit of hot air at the mirrors>??? I now it isn't much but I thought they did. -Mat-
Don't these trucks blow a little bit of hot air at the mirrors>??? I now it isn't much but I thought they did. -Mat-
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Originally posted by speajaxsvt
I don't think any hot air blows on the side view mirrors. My first thought is.....I suggest you roll up your windows if your truck does. HaHa.
I don't think any hot air blows on the side view mirrors. My first thought is.....I suggest you roll up your windows if your truck does. HaHa.
LoL. For some reason I was thinking of my old 2000 Blazer ZR-2. It had the symbol on the mirror. I don't know what I was thinking. -Mat-