i did something close to this on my truck i installed power windows that i had bought from a wrecking yard. if this or any other way of getting the parts is the way your going get get all the parts that you need or think you need and install your mirrors most newer cars already have wires run for any thing that could have come electric if this is the chase hook the wires up and you should be good but if not don't get scared. if you have to just take what trim you have to and run the wire from the mirriors to the switch ( you did get all the parts befor you started right) and then do the same for the other side and once your wires are run from the mirriors to the switch run the wires from the switch to the fuse box you will have to check your with volt meter to find a lug that turns off with the key most of the time is in the center and then hook it to that lug and if your fuse blows just install a bigger one that's what i had to do on mine
Craig
Take the break off. ======================================================== I was looking at the ( 1998 ) Mercury Tracer Owner Guide and it shows : Move the rear tires to the front of the vehicle ( staying on the same side ) and take the two front tires and put them on the opposite sides of the rear
Along both sides of the block below the head. Several in the head and two on the back of the block between the motor and the transmission.
your mirrors
it helps the person see both sides of the car
You will be able to see both sides and the rear of the vehicle.
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Sure, as long as you have proper visibility to the sides and rear on both sides.
its the square mirrors that are on the sides of your car front doors.
they are there so you can see behind you for any traffic or any pedestrians on the sides of the car
In general electric lights are not polarized.
It is located in the air filter box where the electrical connecter plugs in the side. You will have to remove the air box and remove the cover on the inside and you will find the mass air flow sensor. It can be easily removed by slipping a flat head screwdriver through the slots one both sides and prying up.
We made some in class using mirors and a cardboard box. You have to cut two small holes on opposite sides of the box. Then on the opposite side position the mirrors on opposite sides of the box. (on the thinner side) then stick them in the right position and your done. To position mirrors: Make sure you can see out of the top from the the bottom mirror!