FS: *RARE* JDM Civic EG6 Power Folding *HEATED* Mirrors!
09-12-2010, 01:13 PM
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FS: *RARE* JDM Civic EG6 Power Folding *HEATED* Mirrors!
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FS: JDM Civic EG6 Power Folding *HEATED* Mirrors!
Please read the ENTIRE post!
I have for sale here a set of JDM 92-95 Civic Power Folding *HEATED* Mirrors. Both sides are pre-wired for the heated mirror option - and the USDM passenger side INCLUDES the OEM heater pad *already factory pre-installed!* This is a very rare find.
This set of mirrors is perfect if you are considering the *RARE* JDM Power Folding Heated Mirror conversion - you’ll find it explained in my DIY HERE. If you’re considering this upgrade -- then you’ve probably already read it. You’ll still have to diassemble the USDM driver’s side to install a heater pad, but if you read my DIY you’ll understand that you’ll be doing this anyway! This is to replace the curved JDM mirror on that side with your flat USDM one. The USDM passenger side is complete plug and play.
The mirror shells and mounts are in OK condition (about 7/10), BUT REMEMBER - if you’re mounting them on a LHD vehicle, you will want to swap out ALL of the internals anyway into a set of USDM MANUAL mirror shells. This is to adjust for the different mirror mounting angles when moving from an RHD to an LHD vehicle. These are dirt cheap, and easy to find. In fact, if you want to save on shipping, I can remove the internals for you beforehand. The internals should fit BOTH 2/3-door Hatchbacks and Coupes, AND the 4-door Sedans.
Both mirrors were tested and WORKING for the power fold function and mirror movement. (Couldn't test the heated pad b/c it's not cold enough yet!)
Total price for the mirrors is $90 SHIPPED to USA.
Total price for the mirrors WITHOUT the shells and mounts is $78 SHIPPED to USA.
Please add 3.5% if paying by Paypal, or you can forget the extra fees if you choose the personal “Payment Owed” option.
Photos:
USDM Passenger side front:
Heated pad wiring (USDM passenger side):
Back:
USDM Driver's side front:
Pre-wired for heat:
FS: JDM Civic EG6 Power Folding *HEATED* Mirrors!
Please read the ENTIRE post!
I have for sale here a set of JDM 92-95 Civic Power Folding *HEATED* Mirrors. Both sides are pre-wired for the heated mirror option - and the USDM passenger side INCLUDES the OEM heater pad *already factory pre-installed!* This is a very rare find.
This set of mirrors is perfect if you are considering the *RARE* JDM Power Folding Heated Mirror conversion - you’ll find it explained in my DIY HERE. If you’re considering this upgrade -- then you’ve probably already read it. You’ll still have to diassemble the USDM driver’s side to install a heater pad, but if you read my DIY you’ll understand that you’ll be doing this anyway! This is to replace the curved JDM mirror on that side with your flat USDM one. The USDM passenger side is complete plug and play.
The mirror shells and mounts are in OK condition (about 7/10), BUT REMEMBER - if you’re mounting them on a LHD vehicle, you will want to swap out ALL of the internals anyway into a set of USDM MANUAL mirror shells. This is to adjust for the different mirror mounting angles when moving from an RHD to an LHD vehicle. These are dirt cheap, and easy to find. In fact, if you want to save on shipping, I can remove the internals for you beforehand. The internals should fit BOTH 2/3-door Hatchbacks and Coupes, AND the 4-door Sedans.
Both mirrors were tested and WORKING for the power fold function and mirror movement. (Couldn't test the heated pad b/c it's not cold enough yet!)
Total price for the mirrors is $90 SHIPPED to USA.
Total price for the mirrors WITHOUT the shells and mounts is $78 SHIPPED to USA.
Please add 3.5% if paying by Paypal, or you can forget the extra fees if you choose the personal “Payment Owed” option.
Photos:
USDM Passenger side front:
Heated pad wiring (USDM passenger side):
Back:
USDM Driver's side front:
Pre-wired for heat:
Last edited by deschlong; 10-09-2010 at 03:25 PM.
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