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2014-2017: DL8, DL3, Towing Mirror Upgrade – Mirrors Explained

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Mirrors from 2014-2017 will work. If you get a Power Fold set, there will be additional customization needed on the mirror connector itself. You'll need a set of harnesses as well. But all very doable.

 

$225 for a harness set from me

$100 mirror customization (if power fold)

$50 shipping from me to you.

 

You source the mirrors have them dropped shipped to me.

 

Let me know if you have any other questions. If you go the OEM route, subtract $100 for connector customization and $50 for the shipping. You'll just need a set of my harnesses at that point.

 

 

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I don't know. I only know compatibility for 2014-2017.

 

 

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Thank you

 

 

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All,   Due to the overwhelming interest in folks wanting to upgrade their mirrors, I wanted to start this thread, hopefully, with all the information pertaining to the process of upgrading y

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For those that are curious on the work involved with the harness modification, I've created and uploaded a Time Lapse Video of the process. The original post has been updated and the video link is at

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Could this work with 2007-2013 Sierra?

 

 

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I'm not 100% sure either but since a LOT of stuff changed after that time I would have to lean towards no; I did a similar upgrade on my 07 Chevy years ago and the power fold switches even look different.

 

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I'm not 100% sure either but since a LOT of stuff changed after that time I would have to lean towards no; I did a similar upgrade on my 07 Chevy years ago and the power fold switches even look different.

 

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How did you get yours to work? What did you have to do?

 

 

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Hey Phil, not to sure how to do this PM stuff but would like to get these harnesses ordered, already have the right switch, HELP Bill

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Hey Phil, not to sure how to do this PM stuff but would like to get these harnesses ordered, already have the right switch, HELP Bill

Contact me via email - [email protected] to order. Thanks!

 

 

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Just wanted to share a photo of various bezels and the upgrade path based on existing bezel types.

 

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Just wanted to share a photo of various bezels and the upgrade path based on existing bezel types.

 

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So it appears that the bezel is the same between mirrors that are powered? Only the switch needs replaced to add the powerfold button?

 

 

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So it appears that the bezel is the same between mirrors that are powered? Only the switch needs replaced to add the powerfold button?

 

 

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That's correct. Even if you have Non-Power Adjust Mirrors like the bezel on the left, (W/T - Work Trucks) you can still gain power adjust and power fold. This would mean a new bezel harness too. If you have power adjust now, simply swapping the button will take care of that.

 

 

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Does anyone know the gm part #s for the power folding trailering mirrors for a 2017 Chevy 2500hd ltz Duramax?

Gas or Diesel?

 

 

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Does anyone know the gm part #s for the power folding trailering mirrors for a 2017 Chevy 2500hd ltz Duramax?

DQS Power Fold - Chrome Towing Mirror

Part # 84041609 - Driver

Part # 84228892 - Passenger (Gas)

Part # 23351798 - Passenger (Diesel - K40)

 

 

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It is a diesel but Part # 23351798 is no longer available??

Part #s get superseded all the time by new part #s. Here is what I was able to find.

 

23351798 was superseded by 84041613. 84041613 was then superseded by 84228894.

 

So - 84228894 is the current passenger side DQS Mirror for Diesel. But any of these part #s will work.

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Spoke with my dealer they said if I order these mirrors I will not need new door harnesses is this true

The only time a new harness isn't needed is if you currently have fully functioning - DPN Tow Mirrors (Non-Powerfold) and you upgrade to DQS Tow Mirrors (Power Fold).

 

If you have the smaller DL3 mirror, you will need new harnesses.

 

 

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For anyone curious on what I've been up to...

 

This is what I'm working on now. The harness on top is missing the X510 Mirror Connector. This harness came off a truck didn't have power mirrors and came with manual adjust DE2 mirrors. Doing a bezel swap and getting him upgraded to power adjust mirrors AND power fold! The end result is the bottom harness. His bezel trim is pictured on the left and we are getting to the bezel on the right!

 

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