/2009 Ford F150 Truck Driver & Passenger Side 2 Piece with Heated Spotter Glass Smoked Lens Turn Signal & Clearance Light Memory Power-Folding Manual-Telescoping Towing Mirror Set with Paint to Match Mirror Caps with Textured Black Mirror Caps Power Trail Ridge TR00290
1AMRP01728-2007-14 Ford F150 Truck Driver & Passenger Side 2 Piece with Heated Spotter Glass Smoked Lens Turn Signal & Clearance Light Memory Power-Folding Manual-Telescoping Towing Mirror Set with Paint to Match Mirror Caps with Textured Black Mirror Caps Power Trail Ridge TR00290
2009 Ford F150 Truck Driver & Passenger Side 2 Piece with Heated Spotter Glass Smoked Lens Turn Signal & Clearance Light Memory Power-Folding Manual-Telescoping Towing Mirror Set with Paint to Match Mirror Caps with Textured Black Mirror Caps Power Trail Ridge TR00290
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Install Tip: Fold and unfold the mirror head electronically for a minimum of 3 cycles on first use. Folding the mirror manually can damage the folding module.
Exact fit - To obtain proper fit and function confirm your vehicle has the exact mirror options listed.
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Ford F150 Truck Driver & Passenger Side 2 Piece with Heated Spotter Glass Smoked Lens Turn Signal & Clearance Light Memory Power-Folding Manual-Telescoping Towing Mirror Set with Paint to Match Mirror Caps with Textured Black Mirror Caps Power Trail Ridge TR00290
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DIY Solutions
MIR00031
Ford
BL3Z17683GA
Ford
8L3Z17683AA
Ford
BL3Z17683FAPTM
Ford
9L3Z17683GA
Ford
8L3Z17682TA
Ford
9L3Z17682GA
Ford
7C3Z17D742A
Ford
9L3Z17682EB
Ford
9L3Z17682DBPTM
Ford
8L3Z17683BA
Ford
BL3Z17682FAPTM
Ford
9L3Z17683EB
Ford
8L3Z17682BA
Ford
7C3Z17D743A
Ford
BL3Z17683EA
Ford
BL3Z17683DAPTM
Ford
8L3Z17682AA
Ford
9L3Z17683DBPTM
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8L3Z17683TA
Hollander
128-01756AL
Hollander
128-01755AR
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320412
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321372
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320334
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321354
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320406
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320373
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320354
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321413
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321334
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320411
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320413
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320405
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321355
Partslink Numbering System
FO1320372
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321373
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FO1320355
Partslink Numbering System
FO1321411
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2. Remove the side mirror
Peel back the water shield from the side mirror triangular panel.
Unplug the wiring harness.
Remove the three 11 mm nuts.
Pull the mirror off, unclipping the mirror in the process.
3. Install the new mirror
Push the mirror into place, clipping it in.
Secure the mirror with the 11 mm nuts with your socket and ratchet.
Plug in the wiring harness.
Replace the plastic water shielding.
4. install the door panel
Check out our other videos for more detailed instructions.
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In this video, we'll be showing you how to replace the outside mirror on this 2006 Ford F150, same as any '04 to '08 F150. The tools you'll need are metric sockets from 5 millimeters to 11 millimeters, for the door panel 7/32 and 5/16 works for some of those, a small flat blade screwdriver and a putty knife and a rag to protect your paint. Okay, to get the mirror off, you do have to remove your door panel. I am fast forwarding it through right here. You can check out our other videos to see how you remove the door panel. You might be able to pick up enough here from this footage. It is a few screws and then you lift the door panel basically up and off. Bear with this for another few minutes and you'll see how to do the mirror. Okay, the mirror is up in here. We're going to pull off this piece of plastic carefully. You don't want to rip it. The harness plug is in here. You put your thumb in there. Push that little tab down there and then pull it out. Then an 11 millimeter wrench.
Okay. Take those off. Then there's another clip holding on top. Okay, here's our broken mirror out. There are two designs, one has this second stud in it. This one happens to be that second design but it goes in just fine. The top here has a clip. Okay, put the mirror in. Clip it. Then lock the bolts on. Then these should be tight but not incredibly tight, probably 20 to 25 inch pounds. This one goes in a little further. Okay. We'll plug it in. Do a test. It works well. Now, we'll put the gasket back on and basically what I like to do is do a reference point here, down there and just stick it all along. Now you can put the door panel on. Okay, just like in the beginning, we're going to fast forward through putting our door panel on. You can check out our other videos if you want to see this in real speed. We hope this helps you out. Thank you very much and think of 1AAuto.com for your parts and needs.
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Pop up the trap door in the door pull
Remove the 8mm bolt in the door pull
Pop out the trap door in the door handle
Remove the 8mm bolt from the door handle
Remove the two 6mm bolts on the bottom of the door
Lift the door panel up
Pull the door panel off of the door
Unlock the door handle cable from the plastic trim
Remove the lead ball from the slot in the door handle
Disconnect the power folding mirror switch connector
Disconnect the master window switch connector
2. Removing the Old Mirror
Disconnect the mirror connector
Remove the 11mm bolts from the mirror
Remove the mirror
3. Installing the Tow Mirror
Insert the mirror into the door
Tighten the 11mm bolts
Connect the connector
4. Installing the Door Panel
Connect the master window switch connector
Connect the power folding mirror switch connector
Insert the lead ball to the slot in the door handle
Lock the door handle cable to the plastic trim
Lift the door panel onto the door
Pull the door panel down
Tighten the two 6mm bolts on the bottom of the door
Tighten the 8mm bolt to the door handle
Tighten the 8mm bolt to the door pull
Pop on the trap door in the door handle
Pop on the trap door in the door pull
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I'm going to use a small flat bladed screwdriver to pop this up. I'm going to use an 8mm socket, an extension, and a ratchet to remove this 8mm bolt. I'll put that aside. I had to wedge a small flat bladed screwdriver in there, because there's no relief to get a screwdriver in. I'll use the other part of my plastic trim tool and get the plastic trim tool under here. Very difficult to remove. You just have to keep working at it. Remove the 8mm bolt. At the bottom of the door, there are two 6mm bolts. Use a 6mm socket, and remove those.
These are actually more like self-tapping screws with a 6mm head. So you can't pull on the door straight out. It has to go up first. You want to lift it up, just like that, and then off of the door panel. We'll reach in here, remove the door handle. You need to unlock this cable from the plastic trim. I'm using some needle nose pliers. Push in on the tabs. I'll push it out and through, and then put the little lead ball that's on the end of it, it's more like a cylinder, but it'll pop right out. I want to unplug the power folding mirror switch. Reach underneath, push the lock in, and pull it down.
Now, I want to do the same for the master window switch. Push in on the lock, and pull this down. Push down on all these locks, now the door panel will come off. The mirror plug is up here behind this plastic. You don't really need to peel it all back. There's a lock in there, I'm going to push it. It might be easier with my other finger, and then pull just like that. And I'll just leave it like that. There are three nuts on the studs holding the mirror to the body. I'm going to use 11-millimeter deep socket and remove them. Put those aside so you can reuse them. It should pull out of the door straight right out.
We have our broken mirror. Here's our original, broken mirror from our vehicle. A brand new towing mirror from 1AAuto.com. It has the same power fold option. This will manual telescope, you have to really push on it. That way it doesn't slide in on you. It's got a turn signal is up here, as opposed to being down here. It also has the memory function for the mirror. And this should fit great and really look great on our vehicle. This new mirror does come with hardware. I'm going to reuse the old ones, and I'll just take these off. Since the old ones are in good shape and they have a wider base, I'm going to use these instead. To feed these wires through the opening, push our mirror in to the door panel. It also helps to have the window down so you can just reach through. Capture one of these so the mirror doesn't fall. Capture the other ones. Now I'm going to tighten these down, kind of bring them in evenly. You can see the mirror getting tight against the door. As soon as I feel them get tight, I'll just go a little turn more. You don't want to over-tighten them and pull the studs out of the plastic, so we'll go a little more just like that. Put our harness back up, plug it in. Stuff that up into the door. That just kind of sat over that.
See these hooks are on the edge of the door panel instead of clips, so just while I hook everything up, I'm going to rest the door panel just like that so I don't have to hold it, and just push it against myself so it doesn't fall backwards, and hook the door release handle cable right here. It's going to push through.
I'm going to reach down and plug in the master window switch. I may have to push the door panel in. Kind of feel for these. Get this one in there. Now, I'm going to put the door panel up, and I push it, and get it hooked in place. You also have to capture this, the door lock little plunger. That can be tricky to line up. Make sure the door's unlocked, because it will make it this much taller and easier to line up. So that's it.
Door panel is hooked to the doorframe. Now I can bolt it back up. Put the bottom self-tapping bolts back in. Install the bolt behind the door handle. Install the bolt in the little door pull area. Install the little trim piece. Snaps down into place. Reinstall the trim that goes behind the door handle. Go this way with it. It snaps into place.
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Pull out the harness that goes into the base plate of the mirror
Unplug the brown wire
Plug an end of the red wire to the harness
Run the other end to a turn signal or side marker power source
Install a double barrel crimp connector to the other end
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In this video, we're going to be talking about setting up the lighting on your upgraded tow mirrors, for a 2007-2014 Ford F150.
Now, the trouble people have been having with this mirror, is when you plug it in, these lights on the outside operate like the puddle light did on your factory mirror, which would mean when you open the door or when you unlock or lock your truck, that little light on the bottom of the mirror that illuminates the ground by the door, turns on. That's going to be how this light functions from the factory.
Fortunately, if you want to change it up, we've made it easy for you to change what powers your lighting. Simply pull out the harness that goes into the base plate of the mirror, and you'll find a brown wire. Unplug this, and, we'll take one of these red wires in the kit included with your mirror.
Using the red wire included with your kit, simply plug this end in, and run the other end to either a turn signal or side marker power source to make the light on your mirror function in the same way. All you need to do is install one of the included double barrel crimp connectors to get that power source connected to here and get your mirror light functioning exactly how you want.
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★★★★★January 16, 2026
Better than others.
Seems like very good quality mirrors. All functions work. Easy install. Shipping was quick. I do have a whistle noise from the drivers side mirror I did not have with my old set of tow mirrors. Mirror caps seem kind of loose, going to look into that. Overall, happy with my purchase.
★★★★★November 12, 2025
2014 F150 Badlander 6.2L Crew Cab
Man!! These mirrors are Amazing!! Removed and replaced the small factory mirrors with these and it's probably one of the best upgrades I've done. Didn't have to disco the wiring or cable just let the panel hang on the hooks at the bottom. Installed both mirrors in less than 30 minutes and the power fold and lights work perfectly .. I might hook up the running light option later but for now I'm happy and the appearance of the truck changed for the better
★★★★★July 2, 2024
Great mirrors for 2014 my raptor!
Great mirrors! These were a direct fit onto my 2014 raptor. Very easy installation with no need to disconnect anything. Just remove the bolts to the door panel and mirrors themselves and you should have plenty of clearance to do the mirror removal and installation. I do wish they had a puddle light, and an indicator light on the inside of the mirror, but that wasn't a deal breaker by any means. The motors work great and sound strong when operating. It really beefed up the pickups appearance. Very happy with my purchase!
★★★★★July 24, 2017
Great quality product
Came exactly as described and shipping was quick. The foam pad/gasket was not trimmed well, but a quick cut with decent scissors and it was fine. Quality was great, exactly like oem. It was truly plug and play as my truck had all of these options from the factory. Was well worth the money.
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SpikyOctober 5, 2018
How do the lights work on this mirror? Are they 2 separate functions?
The lights are automatic! No additional switch control
David · October 6, 2018
RussellJanuary 16, 2017
How do you wire the mirror so that the directional and running light have the same brightness?
At this time we do not have specific information on how to wire the mirror so the brightness on the directional and running light has the same brightness. Looking through our information it appears the bulbs used in the turn signal lens should be the same between the turn signal and clearance light however the factory wiring for driving lights or turn signals may spread different levels originating from the main harnesses on the vehicle.
Alex · January 18, 2017
Jean-FranoisNovember 21, 2016
Hello the model mirror is there a poddle light?
No puddle light in this mirror
Scott · November 21, 2016
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