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mark_d



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A unique way to install heated mirrors
Having bought my heated mirror elements from Mudstuff over a year ago, I have finally got them installed and working.
I was never happy with the way that others went about the install, so I came up with my own way.

As usual, I've documented it all on my blog in case anyone else can benefit from my experiences Smile
http://defender90xs.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10...ation.html http://defender90xs.blogspot.co.uk/
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jomara



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Superb write up, one of the many jobs I have on my to do list!! Thumbs Up 2014 110 2.2TDCi XS Station wagon
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Post #367641 27th Oct 2014 10:44pm
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landy andy



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Wow stunning job. Bow down Bow down Bow down
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Very neat and painstaking job Mark! Impressive stuff indeed Thumbs Up 2005 Td5 | 90 Station Wagon | Tonga Green
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Cracking write ups

Can I send you my wing mirroers for some tlc
Post #367649 27th Oct 2014 10:59pm
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Another first class install job Mark... Bow down

And an excellent easy to follow write up (for those who dare to...) ... Thumbs Up
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Top job, and very informative write up, thanks !! Thumbs Up
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bpman



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I bet you can't wait for a frost Thumbs Up - proper job
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mark_d



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Thanks for the comments guys. I don't really write these as a guide, more to show the modifications are done with care and consideration, so if anyone wants more detail, please ask.

Mdm, it would probably be handier for me to order a couple of spare arms to modify at my lesuire. I think they are only £9 each including delivery.

bpman - you are right but I've had the Defender for 18 months now and haven't really missed them. I keep it in the garage at night so I would need a really cold day to get daytime frost in the work car park. I hope I do get to test them this winter along with the hearted front screen which hasn't really been used in anger either. http://defender90xs.blogspot.co.uk/
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Mark,

Very informative blog and spend an hour or so on the lathe making up the new hinge pin and follow the steps shown Very Happy Working towards Carry on camping!
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mark_d



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Another way

Heated (temporized 15') and electrically adjustable with Disco 3 joystick placed replacing the cigarette lighter

The lighter now is on the cubbybox


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This is the Joystick wiring diagram


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Are they G-Wagen mirrors?
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First class write up. Excellent ideas, It's just way too much work for me, I am always at work, I just wouldn't have the time to do it. You ought to do these things for a living but you are so good at it the bill would probably be massive Smile 110 Hardtop
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