Replacement Clamps for CIPA Tow Mirrors part # CM11980-2

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Question:

I have purchased three units. My RV dealer sells the separately. One came off on the expressway after traveling on a rough road, apparently, I did not have it tightened enough. I purchased another one. On my next trip I over tightened and broke one of the clamps that hold the unit on the trucks mirror. The questions is: can I purchase toe or three individual clamps?

asked by: Jerry C

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Expert Reply:

Yes, we do offer replacement clamps for the CIPA tow mirrors part # CM11980-2 that you referenced. For that you'd want the part # CM11980C which is a single clamp.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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