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2006 Camper Mirror Wiring

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I found this on another site, I am currently running a cross reference as there are slight differences in wire colors in the 01 and 02 I created a varience chart below.

 

 

http://dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=67524 :driving:

 

 

Driver’s Side Stock Mirror Variance 1:

Orange, Heat Mirror +12v

Yellow, Common Return for Horizontal and Vertical

Black, Ground

White, Horizontal Motor

Green. Vertical Motor

 

Pass. Side Stock Mirror Variance 1:

Orange Heat Mirror +12v

Yellow Common Return for Horizontal and Vertical

Black Ground

Red w/ White Stripe Horizontal Motor

Purple w/ White Stripe Vertical Motor

 

Driver’s Side New 06 Mirror Wires:

(Blue Plug)

White Common Return for Horizontal and Vertical

Black w/ White Square Heat Mirror +12v

Gray w/ Black Stripe Horizontal Motor

Orange w/ Black Stripe Vertical Motor

 

(Black Plug)

Black Ground

Tan L Turn Signal Ground

Blue w/ White Stripe L Turn Signal

 

Pass. Side New 06 Mirror Wires:

(Blue Plug)

Black Ground

Black w/ White Square Heat Mirror +12v

White Common Return for Horizontal and Vertical

Blue w/ White Stripe R Turn Signal

Gray w/ Black Stripe Horizontal Motor

Orange w/ Black Stripe Vertical Motor

 

(Black Plug)

Tan R Turn Signal Ground

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Wirenut

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Ed,

 

Thanks for the Link! This will help out a bunch.

 

Are you sure there is a difference in 01 and 02 wiring? According to "Durtimax"'s post # 19 they are the same.

Thanks to mr. losi and 12vball, for all the info they posted to help me install the 06 mirrors on an 01. The wire colors are the same as 02...

I'm still going to meter all the wires on the truckside for verification. "PartsZoneOnline" called yesterday and said that they shipped. It would be great to have them by the weekend, if not it will be a Memorial Day Weekend project!

 

Thanks Again!

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mrfishaholic

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Please let me know if my color chart is off. I have talked with another guy that had a different wiring colors, and now I forgot which was which for the 01 if it was variance 1 or 2 but one way or the other I believe I finally nailed it. Please let me know how it works for you, and if I mis-labeled something I will fix the original post, but this is what I have come up with. One might be for 01 with heated mirrors and the other is if you dont have heated mirrors??? Anyway, I will look forward to your post on your progress on this!

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Wirenut

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Driver’s Side Stock Mirror Variance 1:

Orange, Heat Mirror +12v

Yellow, Common Return for Horizontal and Vertical

Black, Ground

White, Horizontal Motor 

Green. Vertical Motor

 

The Driver Side is correct! I'm sure the passenger is as well, I'm by myself right now and can't reach the controls and hold the meter probe at the same time. When I get home next weekend and do the install I'll verify that side as well.

 

I'll be getting the mirrors on Tuesday and taking Friday off, so I should be done Friday (5/26) afternoon. Meanwhile, I'm gonna route the wire for the signals from the dash through the door panels. I'll be going to radio shack to get solder, heat shrink tube, mating conectors & and in-line fuse holders for the signals.

 

I tried to send you a PM with a color codes to the connectors but I don't think it worked. I'll see if I can post it tomorrow.

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Wirenut

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Almost done with the Passenger Side Mirror. The turn signals have the connectors done on truck and mirror. I need to find the wire under the dash to connect to and I'll be done with That One!

 

The only problem I had with the passenger side wiring is the BLACK GROUND and the BLACK HEAT are Identical. Both have the little white squares and both are on the same (blue) connector. You might need to buy 3 amp fuses, just in case. I blew the fuse on the drivers side fuse panel trying to find the ground wire.

 

I have a few pictures, once I finish (hopefully tomorrow) I'll have a pdf file to share.

 

Oh, by the way these mirrors are GREAT! I can see over the Humps of my dually!

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