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Heated side mirrors 200 1992

posted by  Nel621 on  Sun Apr 15 08:25 CST 2012
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The harness for heated part should have a relay plugged into it somewhere.So don't forget that part too.If the heated mirror switch is still in the dash,trace it back from there.At some point it will split left and right as you look at the dash.Left towards the fuse box and right towards the glove box for the relay.Did you cut the wires to remove the mirrors? I know it is faster this way.It is a PIA to remove the plug thru the door rubber boots.If you did cut it go back pull the rest of the harness thru the door boots and trace it back under the dash,down the sides of the center dash,under the carpet[both sides of tunnel]and back to where the center console is/was.It will be harder to remove the harness from the drivers side.Fuse panel out,black felt covering,rip it out.Then try to find the right bundle for the mirror and carefully guide it thru the boots,into the car,thru the back side where the fuse panel is,etc.I've done it.Lots of work for little reward.






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