The descriptions says power adjustment but my current mirrors are manual adjustment. Is this mirror only compatible with power adjustment?
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Only compatible to power adjustment unless you use your hands out the window to adjust it
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Hi Erica I would suppose that a manual mirror would have a handle on the part of the mirror that shows in the inside of the car. The part I ordered does not have a handle inside just wires to connect to wires coming from the door . The mirror can be adjusted manually from the outside by moving the mirror by hand though.
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Yes they are power mirrors and they work great! Great mirrors for the price.
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Yes. Good quality replacement mirror. Has the defrost feature and the power mirror works fine
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I have powered and heated, the replacement doesn't have the heat element in it so I just left the heating cord that plugged into the broken mirror disconnected. Then you attach the replacement mirror on top of the mirror holder with strong double stick adhesive strips. The holder is what moves with power mirrors so that still functions properly.
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The primary (upper) mirror is power adjusted. The blind spot (lower) mirror needs to be adjusted by hand.
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I think all interior rear view mirrors are adjusted manually on all cars. I've personally never heard of one that wasn't. However, the interior rear view mirror on my 2012 Ford Edge SEL is powered in order to automatically dim when "bright lights" are coming up behind me at night. If you have this feature on your vehicle, or if you have a compass which shows somewhere on your mirror, than you'd have power there you may be able to tap into. If not, the mirror tap wouldn't work in your vehicle.
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It is some sort of a mechanical interface with bolts and friction involved. It did not fit my external mirror, so I have not installed it yet. I am thinking how to fix it using other means. If you do not want to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix it - do not buy.
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Yes...the truck came with power adjustable and heated mirrors. The new ones use the same plug and install fairly easily.
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yes...very easy, the adjustment of the mirror itself is electric as your existing mirrors. Great addition to my truck.
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My mirrors power adjust, like the OEM ones, however my truck doesn't have a memory function, so I can't address that. The CIPA mirrors do not have turn signals.
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These mirrors do have power adjustment on both driver and passenger side mirrors. They also have the heated/deice option. Obviously, you must have power adjustment or deice options equipped on your truck for the power adjustment or deice on these mirrors to work. Regarding the other answers, I think "Cody D" is correct, "MikenChelle" must not have had the correct options on the truck. These mirrors are great in my opinion and a great replacement for my non-towing factory mirrors. I don't know the quality of the Mopar brand original mirrors, but for $650 vs $225 I'll pick these every time. I have no problem with the quality. These mirrors do have power adjustment on both driver and passenger side mirrors. They also have the heated/deice option. Obviously, you must have power adjustment or deice options equipped on your truck for the power adjustment or deice on these mirrors to work. Regarding the other answers, I think "Cody D" is correct, "MikenChelle" must not have had the correct options on the truck. These mirrors are great in my opinion and a great replacement for my non-towing factory mirrors. I don't know the quality of the Mopar brand original mirrors, but for $650 vs $225 I'll pick... » Read More These mirrors do have power adjustment on both driver and passenger side mirrors. They also have the heated/deice option. Obviously, you must have power adjustment or deice options equipped on your truck for the power adjustment or deice on these mirrors to work. Regarding the other answers, I think "Cody D" is correct, "MikenChelle" must not have had the correct options on the truck. These mirrors are great in my opinion and a great replacement for my non-towing factory mirrors. I don't know the quality of the Mopar brand original mirrors, but for $650 vs $225 I'll pick these every time. I have no problem with the quality. « Show Less
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I am sorry, I do not know. There is a bracket that you install on the wall and mirror attaches to that. You may try doing a search for that specific model # and find the specs.
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It's says power heated mirror's witch means there heated and the glass moves by your mirror switch. If you don't have that switch then you need to get manual mirrors where you move the glass by your hand
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I see a lot of 2001 Dodge's on the road with these type of mirrors. But I'm not familiar about the power type. I think that if you have power mirrors on your 2001 then the wiring should be a plug and play set up. If they are heated I think that you might not be able to use that option on these new mirrors with your 2001 unless your 2001 had heated mirrors. AS far as bolting up to your 2001 they should bolt right on. I ordered my mirrors for a 2005 Dodge Ram but the bolting pattern should be the same.
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Mirror itself is power adjust and heat. Manual fold in and out or from standard to flipping for towing
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These mirrors are power heated with turn signal. Manual part is the telescoping part
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I had an '04 with power mirrors and it fit perfectly. Use Scotch Exterior Mounting Tape, also sold on Amazon works well for mounting it. If your mirror is not badly cracked just go over it as removing all the pieces of a broken mirror is a chore.