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Dodge Caravan Side Mirror Replacement
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Just want to thank you for the demo. Worked like a charm. Saved $200
dollars.
My 2007 Dodge Caravan required a T27 Torx bit to remove the screws holding
the mirror on.
Thank you
I can appreciate the time you took to show the correct way to remove and
install. I also, appreciate the notation to make certain the correct pins
match the broken mirror. Thanks for the video. I will be looking forward to
more help from you guys, as needed.
It sounds like the aftermarket mirror you used did not have the heat
option. It should be just fine though, you’ll just lose the optional heated
mirror option.
@APDTY That did the trick. Local dealership wanted around $500 after taxes
to have it installed…. crazy. thank you!
If you replace the mirror only and not the whole side mirror , you will
save a great deal of money.
@james08diaz Wow! Yeah you need to get that window fixed 🙂 Your next step
would be to remove the door panel, and when pushing the window switch up
and down, make sure that you have both a power and ground at the connector
going to the window motor. If you DO have power and ground (while pushing
the switch) your window motor is bad. If you are not getting power and
ground, your switch is likely the culprit. Good luck with it.
@APDTY Thanks for answer, All buttons is working but mine, i mean, the left
door front window, it’s the only one window unoperational. this issue is
very anoying to me every time i has to pay for parking tickets or highway
taxes. last week a cop just stops me in a road block and when i couldn’t
slide down my window to show my doccuments i just quickly open the door and
the cop took his gun and says “STAY IN THE CAR” and then i had to show him
the issue with my window button.
Very usefull, i have a 2003 Chrysler Town & Country and yesterday the
drivers power windows just stops working. i don’t know what happened, i
check the relays at the front power module under the hood and everything is
ok, so then i removed the buttons control panel at the dor to see if the
button is broken but, again, everythin is fully opperational. do you or
someone else here can help me to know what is going on with my power
window? and how to fix that? I will apreciate any help with this.
Odd – since I thought that’s what I ordered – but probably not a huge
necessity. Again – thanks for the video.
You rock! I saved $75 doing my own installation after a foul-mouthed
mechanic at the Chrysler dealership told me I should have a trained
mechanic do it. It was not worth $75 plus the insane price for this part
from a dealership. Thanks for helping the regular guy save a bundle and
learn a new skill. I need to see your other videos.
If you squeeze the trim piece, it just pops out very easily. The plug on
mine has a small release that needs to be squeezed to get it detached. I
did the passenger side which also required a 10mm socket to remove the grab
handle.
Dude, KUDOS to you!!! Thanks for this great and informative video. I was
able to replace a broken mirror unit in 20 minutes total time. I am sure
that I saved hundreds of dollars!!! You are an asset to the internet
community Also, when you buy a new mirror unit, it is best to use the old
gasket from the mirror you’re removing b/c it will fit better than the new
gasket. Just a tip I learned through doing this!! Once again EXCELLENT
VIDEO and THANKS!!!
@james08diaz Did all the windows and all the switches stop working?
Thank you for this video I could not do it with out your help.
Thank you so much for this video, after watching this I was able to replace
my moms side mirror in about 20 minutes with 0 previous experience. Saved
her over 100$ in parts and labor costs from the body shop.
Excellent video. Instructions were right on for 2006 T&C power mirror. Only
problem was I could not unplug mirror harness from connector w/o removing
connector. However connector slides onto a plate that is (plastic) pop
riveted to chassis. I did not understand how it was fastened until after I
ripped off the slide. I tried to slide connector back on the slide – it
should have worked – but I grew impatient and just stuffed it back under
the dash. Probably should have taped or zip tied it.
Great video except on my 2006, the pillar trim did not pop off. There
Appears to be a side airbag in the post, and the trim is held on with a
bolt I could not get to. Was able to work-up the dash spearker panel, and
tied a string to the original mirror wire before I pulled it out. Used the
string to help feed the new wire back in. A few scrapes on the hands, but
still beats $?00s to a garage.
@f15eagleger Thanks for the comment, Yes that piece should pop up with a
little bit of force. There are small clips that will come loose when
pulling up on it.
awesome demonstration, only question, the dash you pull up by the speaker,
do i just need to forcefully lift it up enough to get underneath and
disconnect the plug?
Guys, this was extremely helpful because without knowing that you needed to
remove the post cover there is no way of getting to the connector. I
appreciate your video. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
So, I didn’t see this video prior to installing. Couldn’t figure out how to
get access to the plug so I just spliced wires. I had a Kool Vue
replacement heated mirrror but noticed on the replacement, there were two
less wires. Two black, Blue, Red and White. The original also had 2 browns.
Looks like they went to a circuit board on the heater. Capped them off and
everything works but am trying to find out if they just aren’t used in
after maket mirrors or what…