ECCPP Tow Mirrors for Ford F150 2004-2014 - Replacement Set

JosephJoseph: The media could not be loaded.  Was supposed be be an OEM replacement for my 2014 F250.
Plastic internal mounting clips arrived broken.
Comes with proprietary mirror lights that are larger than factory ford thus making Ford OEM and aftermarket mirror lights incompatible with this product (not as advertised)
Left-right mirror adjustment is inverted and wired wrong.

United States on Dec 13, 2023

Brett: I went with these as I had a King ranch and the mirrors were shot. I had power fold and telescoping but these did not - but I knew this.

Of items on them, the wiring calls for a common ground for up / down mirror control. I have a 2012 F350. This is not the case. Each function uses a different ground, so you have to first cut the parallel ground wire in the mirror and run a new wire or use one of the temp sensor wires (driver side only - need passenger) and then jumper to position 8 (from their diagram) on the down stream fomoco harness which is the second common. You may also need to swap positives and negatives on each. It was a last minute frustration to fix and make the up switch go up etc.

Second, if you are handy, the unit is prebuilt for the electronic trailer mirrors. Mine were ok so I used the oems as donors. However: the outrigger supports are narrower on these than the oem by about 1/2 inch. The drive rod needs to be modified. Also, the spring loaded stops on this one are too stiff and the slide motor won’t move with these. Again, back to the donor mirror.

Lastly, these also do not include power folding. Yes, you could use the...

United States on Nov 21, 2023

motorlife: If you understand what you're getting, you won't be disappointed. First off, these only have heated mirrors on top. The bottom convex mirror is not, unlike my factory mirrors. Secondly, as many have stated, the side to side controls are opposite. It's really not a big deal and you get use to it fast. Now, in regards to the ambient air sensor. Access and the wiring is there for the sensor. Simply pull off the old sensor from your old passenger mirror ( its located on the bottom side and can be pryed out)and plug it in. Yes, the connector is different, but it will work. Also, just place the sensor up into the mirror. The access hole is a different size so the original sensor wont fit. Note the plug can be put in either way. It doesn't matter on the sensor. Now you will likely have to reset the sensor. My kept showing -40f. For my 2012 F250 you start the vehicle, put it in drive (with brake on obviously) and power on your climate control. Now hold down the a/c button and the recirculation button (right next to it) for a few secs. Release then push the a/c button once. The sensor should reset work properly. The only negative I have so far is the mirrors to vibrate...

United States on Feb 04, 2023

M. Allen: Bought these mirrors to replace OEM mirrors on a 2016 f250 that had both been damaged during winter plow season. They fit perfect. However, as is a known issue with any other these after market mirrors, the passenger mirror does not have the temperature sensor in it.
Easy enough fix. The hardest part was removing the sensor from the old mirror. The new mirrors actually have a plate that can be popped out and come one-wired for the sensor. I simply removed the sensor completely from the Ford plate (as they are not the same shape) and just plugged it in and put in inside the new mirror. Works fine. Amazing value. I'm sure they make a sensor and plate for the aftermarket mirrors, I just didn't have the time to research it.

United States on Apr 20, 2019

Amazon Customer: These mirrors are great quality and the plug and play install was exactly that, plugged right in and bolted right up with no modification needed! Highly recommend and would buy again!

United States on Feb 03, 2019