Yet another Towing Mirror Question
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Will do - been busy.
Hauled 7K lb of pavestone for a project at the house.
I did put a front receiver hitch on the X today - turned out good except the burshguard kep t my winch cradle from going enough - had to punch a new hole in there. Oh well - always something.
Dual battery kit should be here this week. Maybe I will get it done in the next couple weeks.
D.
Hauled 7K lb of pavestone for a project at the house.
I did put a front receiver hitch on the X today - turned out good except the burshguard kep t my winch cradle from going enough - had to punch a new hole in there. Oh well - always something.
Dual battery kit should be here this week. Maybe I will get it done in the next couple weeks.
D.
#21
12-03-2014, 07:14 PM
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One is for the passenger side, one is for the driver side. I THINK one would work for both sides, but don't quote me - the mirror motors work off of reversing polarity (why it only takes 3 wires to move 2 motors). If the polarity is off, then it will go left when you tell it to go right, etc.
I was hoping the harnesses would have the additional 2 wires needed to make the signal part (marker light and turn signal light), but they don't. It's easy enough though to identify what wires go to what once you see the harness, then you can just splice in to get the turn signal and marker light features to work (if you get the mirrors that have those added in).
I was hoping the harnesses would have the additional 2 wires needed to make the signal part (marker light and turn signal light), but they don't. It's easy enough though to identify what wires go to what once you see the harness, then you can just splice in to get the turn signal and marker light features to work (if you get the mirrors that have those added in).
Which part number is for driver and which is for passenger side? Or at least which picture is for which part number? Everywhere I look online both part numbers say "RH".
I have a 2000 excursion with power heated tow mirrors. my truck has one white and one black connector, and my replacement mirror came with a single rectangular grey connector.
Sorry to revive such a dead thread, but I can't find the answer anywhere else on the Internet.
#22
12-04-2014, 09:25 AM
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We like it way more when people use it and try to figure things out first before making yet another thread I'm sure someone will post up soon, sadly I don't know 
#23
12-04-2014, 10:24 AM
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#24
12-05-2014, 08:31 AM
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#25
12-05-2014, 08:51 AM
#26
12-07-2014, 03:02 PM
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...10-each-2.html
The marketplace forum of FTE has a number of vendors selling aftermarket mirrors, I bought from Tony @ SDS (link above) this past May. The quality is perfect. I had the paddle mirrors and the 08+ tow mirrors are well worth it.
The marketplace forum of FTE has a number of vendors selling aftermarket mirrors, I bought from Tony @ SDS (link above) this past May. The quality is perfect. I had the paddle mirrors and the 08+ tow mirrors are well worth it.
#27
12-17-2014, 12:59 PM
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Well, I answered my own question. I ordered based on wire color, and part number 1C3Z*14A411*BA is a perfect physical and color match for the driver's side.
Unfortunately I was so excited to install my new mirror that I forgot to note the colors on that harness.
Unfortunately I was so excited to install my new mirror that I forgot to note the colors on that harness.
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