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Camper Mirrors-Retrofit on a 2009 Sierra 1500?


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Hello,

I have a 2009 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE. Can I install a set of the H/D Camper style manual mirrors on my truck? Just bought a toy hauler and would like the large mirrors. Checked with the dealer and they cost about 240 a side for all the parts.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

 

Joe

 

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You can get the power obes with signal and retain all your features. But they will just bolt on

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They should fit my, 2011 Silverado 1500 came from the factory with them. Love them and would not own a truck without the big mirrors!

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I did the aftermarket ones from ebay for $169 FOR THE PAIR shipped-- I had aftermarket ones before that Rattled and didn't feel very quality... The shop at work has been buying these to replace the ones broken at work and told me they just buy them off ebay....They are very close to the factory ones on my work truck.... you can't tell. Bolt right on. Just watch the very front both I dropped both sides in the door while putting them on by accident and had to go fishing lol

 

Install Instructions are on Youtube just search for it I think 1A Auto is the company that put the video out. Took me 1/2 an hour you have to pull the panel to route the wiring.

 

Before:

 

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After

 

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Before

 

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After, factory tow mirror set that newdude linked.

 

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Originally bought them for our '10-1500, took them off when we traded the truck in for the new beast. Before pic was taken on way home from the dealer, and that night I installed the tow mirrors.

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Before

 

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After, factory tow mirror set that newdude linked.

 

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Originally bought them for our '10-1500, took them off when we traded the truck in for the new beast. Before pic was taken on way home from the dealer, and that night I installed the tow mirrors.

 

 

great looking rig.. still need tow mirrors for my HD

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KMGZ400,

 

TY! Your beast would look just as sweet with the tow mirrors as it does currently!

 

Miner,

 

MAYBE!!! Lol

 

It was!!! Can't remember the exact exit, but we were on our way "UP" to TC to go The Great Wolf Lodge right after we got the truck. Sweet thing about Bubba J (as our son named it!) is we live about 10 min from where the plant is!

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Took the kids there last year nice place about 5 hours south of me lol I just remember those signs along 75 when I'm down that way

 

 

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Thanks for the reply's. Got a set from Chevrolet and they are great!. Makes pulling my boat a whole lot better. They also have the red turn signal arrows. They are the manual fold in style and I like the looks better than the chrome covered stock mirrors.

Peace

Joe

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great looking rig.. still need tow mirrors for my HD

 

Before

 

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After, factory tow mirror set that newdude linked.

 

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Originally bought them for our '10-1500, took them off when we traded the truck in for the new beast. Before pic was taken on way home from the dealer, and that night I installed the tow mirrors.

Your truck is awesome looking!

 

I really like the color.

 

Very classy look.

 

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TY guys!!! Other than being our 3rd Blue truck in a row, we love it! Lol

 

Glad to hear you are liking the new mirrors!

 

I'm not a fan of the chrome mirror covers either, especially on the tow mirrors! But to each their own!

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