Replacement Driver Side Mirror without Auto Dim on 2004 Chevy Silverado
Updated 01/07/2019 | Published 01/05/2019 >
Question:
can i replace the broken driver sdie glass with one without the auto dim feature or would this require cutting wires? i dont need the feature and most replacements dont have the auto dim feature .
asked by: Marcus M
Expert Reply:
You can absolutely replace the driver's side mirror on your 2004 Chevy Silverado with one that does not support the auto-dim feature. It will not require you to cut any wires. The new mirror will simply no longer have this function.
I recommend going with the K-Source Replacement Side Mirror # KS62134G, which will maintain the power remote, heated glass, and LED turn signal capabilities as long as your existing mirrors have them.
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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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