Replacement Driver's Mirror for 2004 GMC Yukon XL
Updated 12/21/2015 | Published 12/20/2015
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I am looking for a 2004 yukon xl driver side mirror glass with turn signal and 4 pin connector.
asked by: Ange
Expert Reply:
We do offer a full replacement driver's side mirror for your 2004 GMC Yukon XL. K-Source # KS62134G is a full driver's replacement mirror that includes power, heat and turn signal functions. This mirror does NOT include puddle lamps, support memory, auto dimming, nor power folding capabilities but it can manually fold inward. This mirror includes the OEM electrical connectors to allow it to plug right in.
We do not have a replacement-glass-only option for this product, only the complete mirror assembly. For the matching passenger side mirror use part # KS62133G.
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K-Source Replacement Side Mirror - Electric/Heat w LED Signal - Black - Driver
- Replacement Mirrors
- Replacement Standard Mirror
- Electric
- Single Mirror
- Heated
- Fits Driver Side
- Turn Signal
- Black
- K Source
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