Side view mirrors
#11
09-01-2019, 10:56 AM
Finished on this fine beautiful Saturday morning.
Got all grounds connected and to the switch.
Got hot side of heated mirrors hooked up to the "H" on the ThermaSync switch.
Used tap a fuse for getting 12 volts to the power side of the switch.
Using a 10 amp fuse on the tap. And a 7.5 amp in line fuse to the switch.
Hooked it all up and turned power on.
Light on the switch turned on
Mirrors started to feel warm
If I had to do it all again then I would just not do it.
Would just use a rag to clean mirrors in the winter.
Got all grounds connected and to the switch.
Got hot side of heated mirrors hooked up to the "H" on the ThermaSync switch.
Used tap a fuse for getting 12 volts to the power side of the switch.
Using a 10 amp fuse on the tap. And a 7.5 amp in line fuse to the switch.
Hooked it all up and turned power on.
Light on the switch turned on
Mirrors started to feel warm
If I had to do it all again then I would just not do it.
Would just use a rag to clean mirrors in the winter.
#13
11-09-2019, 10:12 PM
Update:
Freezing over night. Whole car is a sheet of ice.
Run out to start engine and turn on heat and defrost
Then run back inside the house.
Glad I got the heated side mirrors done
I don't have to stand out there wiping the mirrors clean
Freezing over night. Whole car is a sheet of ice.
Run out to start engine and turn on heat and defrost
Then run back inside the house.
Glad I got the heated side mirrors done
I don't have to stand out there wiping the mirrors clean
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