Tow Mirror Recommendation for 2016 Ram 1500 that Allows Puddle Lights and Turns Signals to Work

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My 2016 RAM stock mirrors have puddle lights under and turn signal indicators upper outside. It looks like the puddle lights will still be visible but does the CM11400 slip on cover up the turn signal indicator lights on both mirrors?

asked by: Kip

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We have one mirror as a confirmed fit for your 2016 Ram 1500 that allows the puddle lights and the turn signals of the mirror to be still usable. For that you'd want the Longview part # LVT-3100C. I attached a picture that shows you can still see the blinkers with them installed.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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