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Heated Mirrors Both Out 900 1994

posted by  NW Steve on  Sat Oct 16 09:20 CST 2004
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A couple of days ago both the driver and passenger heated mirror function went out. The car has had to be parked outside for a couple weeks due to a painting project and I've been using the defroster every morning to help clear the moisture. The rear defroster still works. These all work off of the same 30A fuse which of course is still OK.

I suspect a relay but not much info is in the owners manual, Haynes manual, or web that I could find. I removed the fuse/relay holder from the dash and called 3 dealers in the area. One said that the part # was 9148300. The other 2 parts departments said there was no listing for a heated mirror relay. I could not see any relay with that part # installed.

Is there a relay? Could it be the switch on the dash that controls both the mirrors and the rear defroster? Both lights come on and the timer delay still switches the right light off after 10 minutes or so.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Steve
1994 945T 130K
1995 850GLT 108K






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