Anyone ever converted from the "old" towing mirrors?
03-17-2007, 11:28 AM
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Anyone ever converted from the "old" towing mirrors?
Ya know, those most ridiculously retarded looking metal ones that bolted onto the door in 4 spots and stuck out about 3 feet? I'm looking at buying a truck that is right in every other way but those. Can I convert from those mirrors to the newer style plastic mirrors and just have a body shop plug the holes? OR, do the doors themselves not physically accept the newer style mirrors that mount up on the a-pillar? I don't care if their auto, I'm probably going to get the 2nd gen towing mirrors anyways.
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03-17-2007, 05:48 PM
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The 2001 towing mirrors will bolt on with out any problems. You will need a 10mm socket 1/4" drive and a door panel removal tool. If you take your time it takes about half hour on each side. Go to mopar4less.com order the kit. About two years ago they cost about $200. for both sides. They are not power mirrors.
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The 2001 towing mirrors will bolt on with out any problems. You will need a 10mm socket 1/4" drive and a door panel removal tool. If you take your time it takes about half hour on each side. Go to mopar4less.com order the kit. About two years ago they cost about $200. for both sides. They are not power mirrors.
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