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Best to get a wiring diagram, or you could use an ohm meter and find the pins with the lowest resistance that will be the heater element the other pins the dimmer. But keep in mind this is still just a guess, although probably correct.
Best to get a wiring diagram, or you could use an ohm meter and find the pins with the lowest resistance that will be the heater element the other pins the dimmer. But keep in mind this is still just a guess, although probably correct.
Reason why a new mirror is needed is not because the glass is broken, but because the clips at the rear backing are broken, as circled.
Instead of ordering the Lexus part; can someone please assist with how I can disassemble the mirror, removing the glass from the backing, so I can use the old mirror with the new backing?
Argh; I hope this may be possible! $200 extra for the Lexus part is awfully painful.
Let's get back on topic please folks (OT posts pruned). Looking to save money on parts isn't anything to put down.
dbs6000 you might also be able to find a used one from a salvage yard, although you might need to buy a larger piece than you are looking for if there isn't a local one you can put hands on.
Let's get back on topic please folks (OT posts pruned). Looking to save money on parts isn't anything to put down.
dbs6000 you might also be able to find a used one from a salvage yard, although you might need to buy a larger piece than you are looking for if there isn't a local one you can put hands on.
Let's get back on topic please folks (OT posts pruned). Looking to save money on parts isn't anything to put down.
dbs6000 you might also be able to find a used one from a salvage yard, although you might need to buy a larger piece than you are looking for if there isn't a local one you can put hands on.
Dave, thanks and back on-topic. I've found Partsouq has the least expensive parts, genuine Toyota or Lexus, great pricing especially compared to local dealers, quick shipping, and a great online parts catalog. Some don't like the fact they're located in the ME, but I've done more than a dozen orders with zero issues for both an older LX and newer Land Cruiser. They may be helpful for dbs6000's issue.
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Would responded sooner but just got out of the LC after driving from upper WA state to SW Idaho today.