Heated Side View Mirrors

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by CrankyOldMan

I also found them with lots of different suffixes (i.e. A0, J1, D2, etc). Does anyone have a guess what the color codes are?

Here are the color codes and descriptions from the EPC:

D0 - Super Red, 3P0
A0 - White, 068
F2 - Yellow, 5A6
C0 - Black, 209
J2 - Blazing Blue, 8T0
D2 - Dark Red, 3Q8
J3 - Grayish Blue, 8T1
B1 - Medium Silver, 1F8
A1 - White Pearl, 070
B0 - Silver, 1E7
B8 - Gray, 1G3

[CrankyOldMan]

Originally Posted by CTScott

Here are the color codes and descriptions from the EPC:

Excellent! Thank you.

[dobbiedoo]

I have installed heated mirrors and they work quite well. I purchased heaters and extra mirror glass in case there was any glass breakage, there was. The cost for the parts were about $20 for each glass and about the same for the heaters, I wired mine in parallel the current draw is under 2 amps I did not use the defroster,I got a lighted switch rated at 6 amps. The company name is Burco glass, just google. The 2009 has 2 wires on each door that you can use but you still have to run wires to the fuse panel. BTW the heaters are not big enough to cover the whole glass. When removing the glass use a 2 inch paint scraper to pry the glass out of the holder it is held in place with some sort of sticky putty, someone recommended using butter knives, I dont think thery are wide enough. There is a lot of rambling hope you can make some sense. Good luck

[Xenyd]

Originally Posted by dobbiedoo

I have installed heated mirrors and they work quite well. I purchased heaters and extra mirror glass in case there was any glass breakage, there was. The cost for the parts were about $20 for each glass and about the same for the heaters, I wired mine in parallel the current draw is under 2 amps I did not use the defroster,I got a lighted switch rated at 6 amps. The company name is Burco glass, just google. The 2009 has 2 wires on each door that you can use but you still have to run wires to the fuse panel. BTW the heaters are not big enough to cover the whole glass. When removing the glass use a 2 inch paint scraper to pry the glass out of the holder it is held in place with some sort of sticky putty, someone recommended using butter knives, I dont think thery are wide enough. There is a lot of rambling hope you can make some sense. Good luck

Can you put instruction cause I really want to install it in my car. Thank you

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[bairjo]

Here is how I did it on my 2010.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pkbGxqhYZI