Is this mirror a power folding mirror or manual folding? I am confused by the wording.
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It is not power folding. I had power folding factory non tow and was concerned about getting in my garage with theses but they are only 4" wider when measured mirror to mirror when not extended. They are very well built I would not hesitate to buy them again.
1377234
Manual folding. Manual telescoping. Heated Power mirror with led signal. There nice big upgrade from the stock ones.
1377235
It is a power mirror for view adjusting, but does not power fold like the smaller mirrors.
153940
The mirror does not fold. If your vehicle is equipped with an electrical connection to the mirror then you can plug it in and use the heat option as well as change the position of the mirror electrically. If you do not have electric to the mirror then no, these functions will not work. The mirror is easy to install but keep in mind that the black paint will fade slightly in less than an year.
1078293
Yes, the mirror is heated, has turn signal and folds in electronically. It is the insert
442240
Did u have power mirrors before ? In not them no but you can get the manual version of these mirrors and they do work pretty good
2092706
No you would need to manually fold or pull out. The main mirror does control from inside, but the lower is manual. We like them.
1313828
I don't know but the mirror is a POS so I recommend you buy something else.
1911544
I'm not sure that I understand your question, so I'll try to answer the various aspects of it. The actual mirror - outside mirror bracket to outside mirror bracket - is 9 & 7/8 inches; however, the folding arm extension to base plate takes nearly an 11 inch wall space. This is important because it needs to be in an area that it can fold flat against the wall, so that no one walking/moving around the area can walk into the mirror or the extension.
1103313
These are not Power Folding Mirrors, just the rotating heated mirror. I have not seen/heard of the Power Folding Mirror?Glad I could help.Bruce
953642
Do you mean that you do not have power fold mirrors? These mirrors are not power fold, however they are heated and power adjust, which is standard on all Tundras, I believe. If you want power fold mirrors, I read that you have to buy a switch, and add it to your dash. You can search that online to find more information from people who have done it.
2144711
I don't recall the answer on the box or packaging... But I got it for my Grandson who was 9 at the time and it was fairly simple for him to use with little instruction. I did use some cautionary lessons when using the mirror. Not to use direct sunlight, etc .... Don't confuse it with a high dollar one, but it's pretty darned good for the money.
539048
Hi Cheri, it folds against the wall. Its about 3" thick. I used a standard outlet box. Make sure you mount the box 7" below where you want the mirror to end up.
640179
Thanks for your interest in our item. Yes, this listing is for the entire mirror assembly which includes the housing. This one does not auto fold. Thanks!
293790
No this is a very simple mirror for beginnes. It uses batteries, no electricity needed. I wudnt suggest it if u are lookin for all those components
444231
I do not own this mirror so cannot answer this question by actually visably looking at this mirror. But, that said, I believe that if you look carefully at the exhibit photo you will see a clear electrical style cord coming away from the mirror's base, as well as an accessory electrical socket and an electrical switch on the base.
1884546
Sorry about last answer. I was thinking about another mirror I had purchased. For this one, I just use batteries and remove them when not traveling.
2030911
I don't remember any but you literally pull the old mirror off by pulling hard. Then you push firmly until you hear the center joint snap into place. If necessary, push the two small ball joints into place so that the power mirror works. If you need more detailed directions, let me know.
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There are some "squared" off compartments in the top where you lift the mirror. Hope this info is of some help.