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Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror S70 1998

Hi guys & girls,

As per promised, I have taken some pictures of my auto-dimming rearview mirror that I installed yesterday at Don Docksteader Volvo in Vancouver, BC. The installation did cost more than expected, but it was worth it.

Check out my re-designed website:

http://www.geocities.com/suvrules/Volvo.html

Enjoy,

Kenny
2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE
1998 Volvo S70 GLE








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    Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror S70 1998

    Cool pictures, enginge bay is cleaner than my dining room table. Just one question. I have tires simular to yours. On one of the pics, (front turning) it's as though tire should be mounted other way around? Ie velocity/rain groove v-shape should go v-shape or head first as it rotates to the ground dispersing the rain away, no?
    Cheers...








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      Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror S70 1998

      OOOpps, my mistake (I thought the pic farthest to the right was shot from driverside front..)








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    850 Tranny slip 850 1995

    Hi Kenny,

    Since you had the mirror installed by dealer and you have a digital camera, can you take some pictures under the dash for people who want to install the mirror themselves ?
    Can you remove the driver side plastic kick panel and then take a couple pictures about the "yellow" big connector from the driver side foot well pointing up. There are 3 big connectors with lots of wires going into them. The yellow one is the one in the middle (I believe in S70). One of the 3 wires (Blue) of the mirror goes into this yellow connector Pin 1. Then looks for a small 8 pins connector near the A-pillar area which only has 2 wire on one end and 8 (or less) wires on the other end. That is another connector which the other 2 mirror wires (Black and Brown/Orange) go into.
    If you can find them and take pictures of them, that will definitely help people who want to install the mirror themselves without asking their dealer to do it.

    Thanks,

    Ching-Ho Cheng
    --
    1995 855 NA, Bilstein Shocks, K&N Filter, E-Code Lens, Apline CD-Changer








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    Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror S70 1998

    Kenny,
    I'd love to have a rear view like that for my 2000XC.
    What is the part #? I think I'll have better luck if I am armed with that number when I arrive at the parts counter.
    Thanks, looks great!
    Kele'








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      Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror S70 1998

      Kele',

      I am not sure whether it would fit your '00 XC because on the box, it only states that it is for '98 to '00 S70 & V70 only. If the XC interior is the same as the '00 V70, at least around the rearview mirror area, then I guessed
      it won't be a problem.

      Here is the part number : 9464006

      Good Luck !

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      Kenny
      2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE
      1998 Volvo S70 GLE








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        Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror S70 1998

        Kenny,
        Thanks, I'm on the way to the dealer!
        Kele'








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          Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror V70-XC70 2000

          I installed one of these on my 2000 XC a few months ago. It was a pretty easy installation, except for having to stand on your head under the driver's dash. The mirror works well, except it took me a bit to get used to, because it is very dark when it dims. It sure beats the glare in your eyes though!








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            Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror V70-XC70 2000

            Chip,

            I just took off the overhead cover on my 2000XC. I don't see where the mirror electrics would plug in. How did you get power to your mirror?

            Thanks for your help.
            Kele'








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              Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror V70-XC70 2000

              The power cables run across the headliner, down the A-piller, and then under the dash. As for which line does what, I'm not sure. I'll have to check the installation sheet to see, but I don't think they identify which line is which.

              Let me know if you need any more info.

              Chip








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              Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror V70-XC70 2000

              I believe that you get the power under the dash. The mirror comes with a long cable (3 wires) allows you to route it thru the driver side visor then down the A-pillar and then to the terminal connectors for power and control.

              Ching-Ho Cheng
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              1995 855 NA, Bilstein Shocks, K&N Filter, E-Code Lens, Apline CD-Changer








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            Picture of my auto-dimming rearview mirror 850 1995

            Hi,

            Since you had installed one yourself in a XC 2000, do you know the name/purpose of those 3 wires : Blue, Brown/Orange and Black ? I would like to install this mirror in a 850 and need to figure which wire connects to where ?

            Thanks,

            Ching-Ho Cheng
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            1995 855 NA, Bilstein Shocks, K&N Filter, E-Code Lens, Apline CD-Changer







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