Fit of K-Source Universal Towing Mirror # KS3891 on 2002 Ford Explorer XLT
Updated 03/11/2014 | Published 03/10/2014 >
Question:
Will it fit a Ford 2002 explorer xlt with puddle lamps. lights on the under side of the mirror.
asked by: Brian M
Helpful Expert Reply:
The K-Source Universal Towing Mirror, part # KS3891 fits many different vehicles, so K-Source does not list or test individual fits. That being said, the factory mirrors on the 2002 Explorer are not weirdly-shaped, and the mirror glass is set into the housing leaving a lip around the edge for the mirror to catch onto, so the mirror would fit just fine. The mounting straps ratchet into place for a nice tight fit. The straps might obscure the puddle lamps somewhat, but the lamps should not affect the installation. If you wish to view a product demonstration, click the provided link.
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K-Source Universal Towing Mirror - Clip On - Convex Mirror - Qty 1
- Towing Mirrors
- Clip-On Mirror
- Manual
- Single Mirror
- Universal Fit
- Fits Driver Side
- Fits Passenger Side
- K Source
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