Looking for a mirror
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Looking for a mirror
Finally got my hands on another Ford truck and what's the first thing I do? Break the pass side mirror! Anyway, I've called all the major junkyards in Alaska and nobody has one, nor are they willing to locate one. Dealer wants $155 for the whole assembly.
I need just the head really, but will buy a whole assembly if needed. The truck is a 95 F-250 and the mirrors are the recreational gooseneck. The Ford part# is F2TZ-17696-E for the whole assembly. Anyone happen to have one or a set laying around?
Btw, nothing like a 460 mated to a 5-spd, awesome truck! Only bad thing is it doesn't pass a gas station willingly.
I need just the head really, but will buy a whole assembly if needed. The truck is a 95 F-250 and the mirrors are the recreational gooseneck. The Ford part# is F2TZ-17696-E for the whole assembly. Anyone happen to have one or a set laying around?
Btw, nothing like a 460 mated to a 5-spd, awesome truck! Only bad thing is it doesn't pass a gas station willingly.
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For the salvage yard, You might look around on http://www.car-part.com
They have a fairly good search engine on there..
Also there is LMC truck.
Good luck....
They have a fairly good search engine on there..
Also there is LMC truck.
Good luck....
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Here's a 2 page list of replacement mirror glass that Dorman sells. If one of them matches
the mirror glass you need, go to O'reilly's web-site and input the Dorman part number and
see if they stock it.
They had the lowest price ($9.00) for a replacement mirror glass when I needed one for my
F150 with the swing out mirrors.
Any auto part store that sells Dorman Products should be able to order it if they don't stock
it..
Dorman Products - Application Guide Results
Home Page | O'Reilly Auto Parts
the mirror glass you need, go to O'reilly's web-site and input the Dorman part number and
see if they stock it.
They had the lowest price ($9.00) for a replacement mirror glass when I needed one for my
F150 with the swing out mirrors.
Any auto part store that sells Dorman Products should be able to order it if they don't stock
it..
Dorman Products - Application Guide Results
Home Page | O'Reilly Auto Parts
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Are you talking about the mirrors that fold away and fold out for towing? I have those on my truck and my old truck I had. You can go to any parts store and buy just the glass part. I did that actually got it at pepboys. I took out the rubber ring and popped out the broken glass and replaced it with the new mirror. Also you may need a little bit of adhesive to hold the rubber back in. You really couldnt tell it had been replaced.
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Are you talking about the mirrors that fold away and fold out for towing? I have those on my truck and my old truck I had. You can go to any parts store and buy just the glass part. I did that actually got it at pepboys. I took out the rubber ring and popped out the broken glass and replaced it with the new mirror. Also you may need a little bit of adhesive to hold the rubber back in. You really couldnt tell it had been replaced.
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Finally got my hands on another Ford truck and what's the first thing I do? Break the pass side mirror! Anyway, I've called all the major junkyards in Alaska and nobody has one, nor are they willing to locate one. Dealer wants $155 for the whole assembly.
I need just the head really, but will buy a whole assembly if needed. The truck is a 95 F-250 and the mirrors are the recreational gooseneck. The Ford part# is F2TZ-17696-E for the whole assembly. Anyone happen to have one or a set laying around?
Btw, nothing like a 460 mated to a 5-spd, awesome truck! Only bad thing is it doesn't pass a gas station willingly.
I need just the head really, but will buy a whole assembly if needed. The truck is a 95 F-250 and the mirrors are the recreational gooseneck. The Ford part# is F2TZ-17696-E for the whole assembly. Anyone happen to have one or a set laying around?
Btw, nothing like a 460 mated to a 5-spd, awesome truck! Only bad thing is it doesn't pass a gas station willingly.
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