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Old 01-28-2011, 01:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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98 Camry Driver's Side View mirror replacemnt Japan Built

Hi I am looking to find the difference between a Janpanese vs. a USA built Power, non-heated, Driver's side view mirror on a 98 Toyota Camry. I am going to replace the side view mirror on a Japanese built. A pic of Japanese built would be great!
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FYI I purchased a mirror from salvage and was told it was from Japanese built but information I have researched on-line does not seem conclusive. I can post pics of purchase if necessary.
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Old 01-28-2011, 01:17 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I think it's just the bolts/studs and holes in the cars frame that are different. I can't 100% confirm that though.
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I appreciate the response LyncbburgCSI. Some of the investigation I have lead me to think there may be a difference in the wire harness.
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The connectors may indeed be different, too. If you can solder and diagnose wiring with a multimeter though, you should be fine.
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The plugs are not the same...Kevin
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Thanks again. I would like to avoid splicing wires so would prefer the correct mirror.
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The plugs are not the same...Kevin
Do you know the difference?
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No,, its been a while since we done... I just remember in those years we had a jap mirror in back order ,here at the dealership, and ordered a usa one and the plugs were not the same...SOrry
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Here are some pics I took of the mirror I picked up from salvage that I was told it was from Japanes built...


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Here is another one...
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looks the same as my usdm plug??

Just try to plug it in. If it plugs in and functions try to mount it
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in the morning ill take off my driverside and get you close up pics of the connector colors of wires etc
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