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Heated side mirrors 200 1992

posted by  the65dartguy1 on  Sun Apr 15 06:04 CST 2012
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Hello All,

I just picked up a 92 245 from my brother in law.While I was at a local pik n pull the other day I saw a 92 244 in the yard. I had the heated mirrors which I thought would be a cool addition to mine. I bought the two mirrors and the switch that goes on the center console ( above the HVAC controls). I have done some looking around here, but these seem to be power mirrors as well. The donor car didn't have the armrest/ e-brake portion still on it and according to my research, that would be the locale for the power mirrors...

Will these still work or am I S.O.L.?

Is the power mirror switch made of unobtainium, anyone have an extra out there?

I understand that this is a fairly rare option, and living in BuffaloNY, it would be a great addition to the car. The car is rust free from Florida, so I don't intend to drive it in the winter, but it would be still nice to have for fall & spring.

Thanks in advance for any advice!!





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