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I've tried to search this but I don't know if I'm wording my search right or if I just can't find the exact answer. I can find install instructions etc. but I can't find the answer to my question. I was just wondering if power/signal tow mirrors will bolt right up and plug in and work. My current mirrors are power mirrors but they do not have the signal. If anyone knows of a thread where all this is answered I wouldn't mind if you sent links my way but for some reason I just can't come across it. Or if you know of a fix to make them work or what I would have to do let me know I would really appreciate any info or for anyone to point me in the right direction. Thanks 

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Found the answer to my question, they'll work. Did a bit more digging around, so anyone with the same question hopefully this helps. 

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i tried this with my truck back when i was still working for dealer, yes they bolt up but they did not plug in for me. i didn't have the right door switch panel that they plug into. the switch had the plugs for power windows locks and power mirrors but not the correct plug in port for turn signals. before you start i would suggest looking at the switch panel for the mirror to plug in.

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Found the answer to my question, they'll work. Did a bit more digging around, so anyone with the same question hopefully this helps. 
I did this on my 2011 power fold but no signal stock mirror. Upgraded to towing mirror with signal. Worked fine with no other parts or wires, connectors, etc other than what was connected to the new mirrors. Very easy install if I remember correctly.

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