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Can I Upgrade to Power Towing Mirrors if I Have Manual Mirrors  

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I have a 2014 Chevy 3500 WT chassis, I want to add the heated mirrors to it, I was going to look and see if the harness is in the door for it, the truck does not have the rear defrost option but I am assuming with a new dash switch and relay if the wiring is there I may be able to add this feature? I am also curious if I can have the turn signal option, the rest of the power functions are not necessary for my truck.

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In some cases, vehicle manufactures pre-wire the additional mirror functions to a connector inside the door. If you can locate this connector and test each of the functions to see which are equipped, you can then determine if the K-Source Custom Extendable Towing Mirrors w/ Turn Signals part # KS62093-94G will work for you.

If you do not have the turn signal and heated/power mirror wires ran into the connector on your door, you will need to use the the K-Source Custom Extendable Towing Mirrors part # KS62077-78G. These mirrors have a manual adjustable mirror face in addition to spotting mirrors for reduced blind spots.

I have attached a installation video in addition to a photo of what these mirrors will look like while installed on your vehicle for you.

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Aaron K.

6/7/2020

Got here by Google. Have around the same question. 2014 gsm Sierra, added power tow mriorrs[not power extending]. Replaced door harness, got new switch, and of course mirrors. Installed and they look great. Turn signals work. I have power to the switch however the switch does not light up and the power mirrors do not operate. Any advice would be great

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Chris R.

6/11/2020

Were the stock mirrors power units? I'm not sure there's a way to activate this circuit correctly on your Sierra if the original mirrors didn't have this function.

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