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Old 08-12-2013, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by CZJon
Also, does anyone have a good location to purchase those mirrors?
Vendor forum...1A Auto

Here's the set I bought: 1999 Ford F250 Truck Super Duty Mirror Power Heated Signal & Clearance Light Telescoping Upgrade Pair at 1AAuto.com

Another thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13176099

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PS - Thanks for fixing the links, Tim!
 
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Originally Posted by Stewart_H
Vendor forum...1A Auto

Here's the set I bought: 1999 Ford F250 Truck Super Duty Mirror Power Heated Signal & Clearance Light Telescoping Upgrade Pair at 1AAuto.com

Another thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13176099

Stewart

PS - Thanks for fixing the links, Tim!
I sent you a PM Stewart. Need a hand with something.
 
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Sure, Ill rehost them. I cleaned up my PB account a bit so that probably killed the links.
The EE has mirrors sometimes. Also some of the guys may have gone with an aftermarket one. Stewart perhaps?
The molding is exactly the same, as is the bolt locations. The only difference is the wiring is a bit different.

What is an EE?

I saw the other gentlemen posted links! Thanks! I am looking for Powertelescoping and folding - Anyone know if I can get a pair for under $500?
 
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What is an EE?

I saw the other gentlemen posted links! Thanks! I am looking for Powertelescoping and folding - Anyone know if I can get a pair for under $500?
Its the online classified ad that is on this site. Scroll down on the main forum page to the marketplace section and see if any are for sale. You can also do a want to buy as well.
 
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How about a link to the album, I am dying to see this thing!
 
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It's in his signature.
 
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It's in his signature.
The link is dead right now. Stewart and I are working to get the pics back up since I am locked out of editing the original post now. (Time related)

Should be soon!
 
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Originally Posted by Stewart_H
Vendor forum...1A Auto

Here's the set I bought: 1999 Ford F250 Truck Super Duty Mirror Power Heated Signal & Clearance Light Telescoping Upgrade Pair at 1AAuto.com

Another thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13176099

Stewart

PS - Thanks for fixing the links, Tim!
Stewart,
Will these work with an '01 X? I've read that the connectors have to be replaced on anything older than an '02, but I see that these mirrors come with a round connector as well. Since I really don't need the power telescoping ones, these will do very nicely! Also, are both the upper and lower mirrors heated, or just the upper?
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The ones from1AAuto come with adapters for the trucks earlier than 2002. The adapters adopt from the rectangular plug to the earlier round plug.

Both mirrors are heated.
 
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The ones from1AAuto come with adapters for the trucks earlier than 2002. The adapters adopt from the rectangular plug to the earlier round plug.

Both mirrors are heated.
Thank you! Exactly what I want & what I wanted to know .
 
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But remember, you will have to do some wiring on the earlier trucks if you want the running and turn signal features to work on the newer mirrors.
 
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But remember, you will have to do some wiring on the earlier trucks if you want the running and turn signal features to work on the newer mirrors.
Even though my mirrors now have the turn signal in the mirror itself, I will have to find that wire and tap into it for the turn signals? Is that correct?
 
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Yes...I believe 2002 and above had turn signal wiring already in the wiring going to your mirrors even though that year's mirrors didn't have turn signals. For 2002 I had to run wiring just for the running lights on new mirrrors.

I used this thread as a guide:

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...tallation.html
 
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Originally Posted by golfmedik
Stewart,
Will these work with an '01 X? I've read that the connectors have to be replaced on anything older than an '02, but I see that these mirrors come with a round connector as well. Since I really don't need the power telescoping ones, these will do very nicely! Also, are both the upper and lower mirrors heated, or just the upper?
Monty
As John already posted, you're good to go.

Here's more info for ya from another thread...

Originally Posted by volthause
Sometimes the most obvious way to answer peoples' questions alludes me. I did a face palm this morning when I realized I could just feel them to see if they are warm.

Put my hands on them this morning on my way to work and both mirror elements are heated! They worked well at clearing away the morning haze that was on them.
From this thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post12592900

....more info there

Stewart
 
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Thanks! Some how I totally missed that portion of the thread back then.
 
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