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My window sticker for my truck says "OSRM Heated Mirrors" as an option for manufacturer installed under the LT1 package deal. We looked in the manual and it says the button to turn them on is on the climate control. I didn't see any button that looks like it is individually for those. Do they work with the rear defroster button?

 

My main fear is I paid for them, but never received them.

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My window sticker for my truck says "OSRM Heated Mirrors" as an option for manufacturer installed under the LT1 package deal. We looked in the manual and it says the button to turn them on is on the climate control. I didn't see any button that looks like it is individually for those. Do they work with the rear defroster button?

 

My main fear is I paid for them, but never received them.

 

 

press rear window defogger

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My window sticker for my truck says "OSRM Heated Mirrors" as an option for manufacturer installed under the LT1 package deal. We looked in the manual and it says the button to turn them on is on the climate control. I didn't see any button that looks like it is individually for those. Do they work with the rear defroster button?

 

My main fear is I paid for them, but never received them.

 

 

Aside from the fact that they come on with the rear window defroster (see other posts) you should have an etched logo on each mirror consisting of a rounded rectangle with little vertical wavy lines in it.

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I think most of the time the rear window defroster and the mirrors come together as an option now don't they?

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My window sticker for my truck says "OSRM Heated Mirrors" as an option for manufacturer installed under the LT1 package deal. We looked in the manual and it says the button to turn them on is on the climate control. I didn't see any button that looks like it is individually for those. Do they work with the rear defroster button?

 

My main fear is I paid for them, but never received them.

 

 

Aside from the fact that they come on with the rear window defroster (see other posts) you should have an etched logo on each mirror consisting of a rounded rectangle with little vertical wavy lines in it.

 

 

The discussion came up sitting in horrible traffic today. The wife was looking on the window sticker for something else we were talking about and she mentioned those. Then she mentioned that they didn't have any etchings on them and she always saw them with it.

 

We do however have the rear window defroster in our ext cab though. So other than going by the window sticker, waiting till winter, or pulling them apart I have no idea on how to verify they are actually there (questionable because of no defroster picture on the actual mirrors).

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The mirrors with the "squigglies" were done away with from '06 on even though they're heated.

 

Thanks

 

 

Would anyone happen to know the part number for heated ones with the turn signal in them? I saw a pair with the turn signal on them on a suburban today. I'd like to do that on ours.

 

Oh glass w/ wiring only if possible. I don't need the motor/rearview mirror casing parts. I'd imagine the wiring would already be in there from the truck to connect to the blinker LEDs.

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My 04 2500 had heated mirrors (also controlled by the rear window defroster) and they

had no "heated" markings on them either.

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If you adjust the mirror glass all the way up, you can look behind the glass into the housing. Look for 2 wires attached to the glass on the side closest to the door. Those are your heater wires. Usually they will have female spade connectors on the ends of the wires.

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My window sticker for my truck says "OSRM Heated Mirrors" as an option for manufacturer installed under the LT1 package deal. We looked in the manual and it says the button to turn them on is on the climate control. I didn't see any button that looks like it is individually for those. Do they work with the rear defroster button?

 

My main fear is I paid for them, but never received them.

 

 

Didn't you get an owners manual?

 

Dan

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