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Old 06-25-2017, 12:26 PM   #1
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01 Limited: Driver mirror

Car has seat memory and heated outside mirrors (I think). Will a mirror for a car w/o memory and w/o heat fit into it? Does it have the same control connector? Trying to be economical and the heat/memory is not critical, but I want a "plug and play."
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Re: 01 Limited: Driver mirror

The "memory" mirrors have two-axis position sensors whereas standard power outside mirrors do not. A standard heated/power mirror has a six-wire connector. A "memory" mirror has a ten-wire connector.
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