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Those heated mirrors burn up all the time...i had one get color- distorted on my 2005 corvette...so i ordered a mirror overlay and stuck it on...the heated part doesn't work anyway and i didn't have the built-in turn signal anyway...just some ideas for someone who doesn't have to replace the whole mirror ...blessings be upon us all

It's worth mentioning that in addition to the heat and turn signal circuits, the third pair of wires visible in this video serves the electrochromatic function which "dims" the mirror during hours of darkness.

My mirror is not popping in

Good job thank you Mr.

Excellent video…lost step pad to car wash after 7 years, was going to take it to shop. Your video showed how easy this is, so I plan to save cash and do it myself. Thanks!

Thanks quick and simple straight to the point 💯👍

Good job!

Lol I wouldn’t “fix” it that way.

Well done! Thanks!

Morning bro and thank you. Question can I just replace the light bulb on the arrow. ??

You saved my money , rhanks a lot ,broth

Thanks for the tip brother! I just got my 2500HD out of the body shop... They replaced the bumpers of the brackets but of course has body will do... It's the details that that matter I figured that was the culprit but had not been under yet... Good to have confirmation. Thank you for your efforts!

Thats jacked up😂

I like the idea, bottle jack on floor jack.

Great video really helpful

Don't suppose it ever occurred to you to just loosen the 3 bolts on those brackets and just readjust it rather than trying to bend them?

Wow Well done

Where can I buy 1 like it?

Great video thanks!

Thanks for your time to make this vid. There's two bolts on each end of that bumper arm that if loosened (on my truck, they weren't tight) , may give you a mm or more to tighten that gap which I tightened under pressure.

Dang while trying to get old pegs out one dropped right inside my nerf bar .. any suggestions?

Too bad they don’t make a heavy duty pad that you can actually step on in sun freezing weather. They tend to shatter very easily

Nicely done.

Beautiful truck! How much lift?who’s kit? Tire size? Just bought a 05 zZ71 Dave in omaha

Good example! My replacement pad, the plastic pins were slightly misaligned. Caused a slight ripple in the appearance. Oh well.....

when pulling out the old insert I would put in a screw not all the way and pull it out I would also put like silicone RTV or something else under the pad. I would do it all around the outer part try to keep the water out. My bar has alot of water in it or had I drilled a holei n the bottom. Harder to remove later but if you put it around the outside its easy to cut. Mine are 10 years old need replacing still looking or the right ones. Nice vid thanks

Thank you!

Thanks man those don’t last too long in the New Mexico sun. Your video helped me out on my weekend project

Thanks for the great idea on how to fix. Strait to the point.

Thank you for a straight forward and quick to the point video well done 👏

Thanks, I’ll be replacing mine soon on my 05 Silverado.

great video sir!

Good job

Man, that's great info and a very good shot of where to place the jack. Thanks !

Easy to understand. Quick and to the point. Very well done video. A+

will these work on stock bars on an 08 extended cab..??