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Dang I wish I would have seen this a earlier.

I bought a used set of towing mirrors and towing mirror harness last week. I'm in Chicago too and would have just swapped with you. If you need a set of power folding regular mirrors with the harness I'm planning on taking mine out as soon as the new harness arrives this week.

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Dang I wish I would have seen this a earlier.

I bought a used set of towing mirrors and towing mirror harness last week. I'm in Chicago too and would have just swapped with you. If you need a set of power folding regular mirrors with the harness I'm planning on taking mine out as soon as the new harness arrives this week.

 

Sounds good give me a price

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$650 shipped for the mirrors only no harness's mirrors are perfect truck only has 1300 miles on it

Is this price for the loaded reg (non tow) mirrors?

 

 

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Yes I can post up pictures later today. It seems that posting pictures from my phone are difficult

I'm way off then. I have the same ones for sale 350 shipped with harnesses.

 

 

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I'm way off then. I have the same ones for sale 350 shipped with harnesses.

 

 

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But yours aren't gold plated.

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When I changed mine to DL3 from the factory tow mirrors I had to change both door harnesses to get them to function correctly. I have a 2015 LTZ with the max tow..

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When I changed mine to DL3 from the factory tow mirrors I had to change both door harnesses to get them to function correctly. I have a 2015 LTZ with the max tow..

Yes that's seems to be the way to get it all working. What options make a truck max tow?

 

 

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New DL3 mirrors from Chevy are 678 shipped. I was at a local dealer today and found a truck like mine with these mirrors. Im going to drive it tomorrow and see if I like them or not.

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New DL3 mirrors from Chevy are 678 shipped. I was at a local dealer today and found a truck like mine with these mirrors. Im going to drive it tomorrow and see if I like them or not.

Did you price harnesses as well? I'd still be interested in swapping you with money to boot if interested.

 

 

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Did you price harnesses as well? I'd still be interested in swapping you with money to boot if interested.

 

 

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No I wouldn't need a harness. They should be plug and play. Different size mirrors with same functionality.

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No I wouldn't need a harness. They should be plug and play. Different size mirrors with same functionality.

Have you confirmed this before you get door apart and everything hooked up? I would think you would need the new harnesses to make everything function as should. I'm not expert but even the one listed above that went from tow to regular had to go with new harnesses. If it was just plug and play I wouldn't need new harnesses to go from the regular mirrors to the tow. Maybe Pgamboa can confirm as he has been studying these harnesses.

 

 

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