I put a connector at the plug just incase I ever had to remove the door.
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Then I ran the wire along the wire loom in the door.
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Then I ran the wire along the wire loom in the door.
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DIY mirror
This mod is very easy and inexpensive .
Parts list.
1. 2-100ohm 1/2 watt resistor
2. 4- 200v diode
3.heat shrink
4.20 gauge wire
5. 2-Red 16 gauge T taps.
6. 2- red mail spade conectors.
First locate the wires for the park lamps.
On the left side will be the Head light switch.
There is a panel on the left side of the dash that lets you access the wires behind the switch. Use a T Tap to tap into the orange wire with a gray tracer.
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Then on the right side you will tap into the wire under the pull handle on the windshield pillar the same way. The wire is white with a green tracer.
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Then you will run both wire on each side down to the door pillar and through the rubber boot that leads to the door.
The easiest way to get the wire threw is to use a long pair of needle nose pliers .
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Parts list.
1. 2-100ohm 1/2 watt resistor
2. 4- 200v diode
3.heat shrink
4.20 gauge wire
5. 2-Red 16 gauge T taps.
6. 2- red mail spade conectors.
First locate the wires for the park lamps.
On the left side will be the Head light switch.
There is a panel on the left side of the dash that lets you access the wires behind the switch. Use a T Tap to tap into the orange wire with a gray tracer.
Then on the right side you will tap into the wire under the pull handle on the windshield pillar the same way. The wire is white with a green tracer.
Then you will run both wire on each side down to the door pillar and through the rubber boot that leads to the door.
The easiest way to get the wire threw is to use a long pair of needle nose pliers .
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I took a diode and a resistor and soldered them in series, your set should look like this. Except you will use
100 ohm .
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And where the brake light goes will be the input for your blinker out of the black box on the door. The wire that shows going to LED should go to your mirror.
Should look like this.
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If u
Your not good at soldering you can get the telephone wire connectors at radio shack .
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100 ohm .
And where the brake light goes will be the input for your blinker out of the black box on the door. The wire that shows going to LED should go to your mirror.
Should look like this.
If u
Your not good at soldering you can get the telephone wire connectors at radio shack .
Then on the door there is a black box locate the harness that goes to your mirror . Ther is a black wire with a white tracer on one door the other door has a black wire with grey tracer. Will cut there and instal your diodes and resistor set up. U used a couple of connectors at this joint just incase I want to remove it in the future . I have a set of tow mirrors I will be installing soon.
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