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Anyone installing 2011 side mirror glass on 2010?
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Anyone installing 2011 side mirror glass on 2010?
I want the 2011 side mirrors since they have the integrated "blind spot" area. The glass can be purchased for around $80 (total, for both LH and RH). Installation seems fairly straight forward but I'm a little nervous to try it without some advise from others. I've attached the Ford PDF for replacing the glass.
My Ford dealer wants $50 per side in labor! You gotta be kidding me. At first he said $100 per side, when I laughed, he brought it down to $50.
My Ford dealer wants $50 per side in labor! You gotta be kidding me. At first he said $100 per side, when I laughed, he brought it down to $50.
Last edited by Adam; 05-26-2010 at 04:49 PM.
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NP. Kevin at Clevenger Ford sells them for $85.95 shipped (plus tax if you are in CA). His phone number is 1-800-570-5554. You might have to mention you're from the Mustang forum.
My local dealer quoted me $32 each but I think he was looking at the 2010 side mirror glass.
My local dealer quoted me $32 each but I think he was looking at the 2010 side mirror glass.
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Well I just sent an email to my parts guy at the local Ford dealership. Im part of a Mustang club they sponsor so I get discounted parts. Ill see what he prices me out at. I just ordered another set of GT emblems from him so I can have them painted satin black while I drive the car and not have holes in the fender.
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Is this for seeing TWO lanes over? Because if you have your side mirrors adjusted properly, there is no blind spot one lane over unless you are in a curve in which case you should do a head check anyway. Of course, 95% of cars on the road have the side mirrors improperly adjusted to show the same view as the windshield-mounted rear view mirror.
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Is this for seeing TWO lanes over? Because if you have your side mirrors adjusted properly, there is no blind spot one lane over unless you are in a curve in which case you should do a head check anyway. Of course, 95% of cars on the road have the side mirrors improperly adjusted to show the same view as the windshield-mounted rear view mirror.