Door mirror wiring harness

By Daniel T
April 8, 2012 in 2000-2014 Silverado HD & Sierra HD

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Daniel T

Posted April 8, 2012

Does anyone know if the wiring harness for the door mirrors has all the wiring for power adjustment, heat and turn indicator if the stock mirrors only had power adjustment from the factory.

I want to up grade my stock small outside mirrors to the large stock towing mirrors.

I would like to get heat, and turn indicator along with power adjustment, if I am going to upgrade I would like to get all the options.

Thanks

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