| shootist |
Easy install. Took about 30 minutes. Followed the instructions.
My only suggestion to change from the instructions is to plug the wire into the back of the new mirror before you put the new mirror on.
I ordered the $245 auto mirror from hondacuraworld.com when I thought that there was no "night dimming" capability in the standard mirror. Doh- I found out that you just have to pull the little tab on the bottom of the mirror, like the good old days.
The auto mirror has a compass on the bottom, which adds about 3/4 inch to the bottom of the mirror. I'm not sure if I like the size yet, so I've kept the old mirror just in case. |
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| dj-mdx2 |
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Originally posted by shootist
Easy install. Took about 30 minutes. Followed the instructions.
My only suggestion to change from the instructions is to plug the wire into the back of the new mirror before you put the new mirror on.
I ordered the $245 auto mirror from hondacuraworld.com when I thought that there was no "night dimming" capability in the standard mirror. Doh- I found out that you just have to pull the little tab on the bottom of the mirror, like the good old days.
The auto mirror has a compass on the bottom, which adds about 3/4 inch to the bottom of the mirror. I'm not sure if I like the size yet, so I've kept the old mirror just in case.
So you're saying that the stock mirror DOES have dimming capability, but just not automatic? |
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| rsnaider |
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Originally posted by dj-mdx2
So you're saying that the stock mirror DOES have dimming capability, but just not automatic?
Like almost any mirror in any car, there is a switch on the bottom to force the rear reflection to appear towards the inside roof the of car by shifting the mirror. |
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