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Has anyone here bought or installed the Honda expanded view mirror accessory? It is only about $40, but I am wondering how difficult it is to install. I am assuming you have to remove the existing mirror since there are different part numbers depending on if you have a heated mirror or not.
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Has anyone here bought or installed the Honda expanded view mirror accessory? It is only about $40, but I am wondering how difficult it is to install. I am assuming you have to remove the existing mirror since there are different part numbers depending on if you have a heated mirror or not.
FYI:

https://estore.honda.com/honda/acce...year=2017&model=Ridgeline&modelName=Ridgeline

You'll have to scroll down to the mirror PDF, but it is simple.
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I did it. It's very easy but the prying and sounds that it makes during the removal process if a bit nerve wracking. Just need a shop towel and some leverage. The mirror includes instructions. I've done mirrors on other cars before and this one ranks among the easier ones since the glass is so big.

nizz
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Does anyone have any pics of what they look like? Is it just a section of the mirror at a different angle and it fits within the same housing? And is the negative battery cable removal necessary?
Does anyone have any pics of what they look like? Is it just a section of the mirror at a different angle and it fits within the same housing? And is the negative battery cable removal necessary?
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I have the same questions, especially if you removed the negative cable, seems if the ignition is off, there would be no power to the mirror. I know, they always tell you to pull the power, probably just to cover themselves.

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Question for those who have already disconnected the battery:

Did you have to reenter the radio code? Memorized stations?

Were the custom key fob settings lost? (seat position, etc.)
I did not disconnect the negative terminal to install the mirror. All instructions for electrical parts installations will include this instruction as a disclaimer in the event you do something stupid and electrocute yourself.

nizz
Does it even do anything, the mirror? My Accord came with a similar mirror and there was no difference. The angle was the same and the reflection of objects in the mirror did not change from side to the other. It was just like having a line in the glass and thats it.
Has anyone here bought or installed the Honda expanded view mirror accessory? It is only about $40, but I am wondering how difficult it is to install. I am assuming you have to remove the existing mirror since there are different part numbers depending on if you have a heated mirror or not.
Hi does this accessory comes for both mirrors? I have only seen the part number for the driver side (76254-TG7-A11), but not for the passenger side

Thanks,

Francisco
The passenger side mirror is already convex, so there is no need for an "expanded view" mirror on this side.

The driver's side factory mirror is flat. The "expanded view" accessory mirror is slightly convex on the outer section to the left of the vertical line.
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The passenger side mirror is already convex, so there is no need for an "expanded view" mirror on this side.



The driver's side factory mirror is flat. The "expanded view" accessory mirror is slightly convex on the outer section to the left of the vertical line.


Thanks!


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Would it be better with a mirror attachment, rather than this new mirror?
Would it be better with a mirror attachment, rather than this new mirror?
You might want to look at this thread. It has some helpful thoughts.
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