- Driver side mirror, tested to fit and function like the original, meets or exceeds OEM standards
- Mirror glass to be adjusted by hand
- Can fold mirror to park in narrow garages
- Superior material and manufacturing process ensures the highest quality possible
- Wide-angle lens for maximum visibility with warning on the glass to meet FMVSS requirement
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| Brand: | Fit System |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | H3692 |
| OEM Part Number: | 15697332 |
| ABPA Partslink Number: | GM1321103 |
| Position: | Right |
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| Item Weight: | 4.9 Pounds |
Product Description
Fit System by K Source Chevrolet/GMC OE Style Folding Manual Replacement Passenger Side Mirror for 1982 to 1994 Chevy S10 Blazer (83-94), S10 Pick-Up (83-94), GMC S15 (82-93), S15 Jimmy (83-94), Sonoma Pick-Up (82-93), Olds Bravada (83-94). It features a driver side mirror, manual adjustment, foldaway function, black finish with a convex glass.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Less expensive than having new glass cut!,
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This review is from: Fit System H3692 Chevrolet/GMC OE Style Folding Manual Replacement Passenger Side Mirror (Misc.)
This is a great option for replacing a broken mirror. I went to my local auto glass shop and they wanted $30 per side to cut new glass, so I saved a few bucks while replacing the rusty, scratched mirror housings as well.Note, the passenger side mirror is normal focus instead of the slightly wide-angle "things may be closer than they appear" mirrors that are on the car when it is built. This isn't a big issue but worth noting. Installation is fairly easy, the hardest part is popping your door panel off enough to expose the mirror bolts without damaging the panel. Also, when the mirror is snug, pop the outer cover off by removing the screw on the bottom. Then, tighten the four screws inside that adjust the stiffness of the mirror. It is essentially a huge sail so make them tight or the wind will adjust your mirrors for you.
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