Mirror Relocation Brackets Pair, Black
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Fits:
2007-2013 Jeep Wrangler JK
2007-2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK
Special design allows you to move your factory mirrors from the door to the body of the vehicle. Remove your doors without losing your mirrors! Constructed of black powdercoated steel for long life and extra durability. No drill design, uses factory mounting holes. Each kit includes a black steel filler plate for the door (when the mirrors are removed, it leaves two small holes that need to be covered).
Offered in Stainless Steel #11026.04
Jeep Years Covered:
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013
Alternate Part Numbers: 11025.04
Customer Reviews
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Great Product Review by Christopher
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To answer the problem of getting your mirrors off the factory bracket just loosen the screw a few turns then lightly tap the srew head while holding the bracket. That's what I did. The threads are aluminum so don't unscrew it more than a few turns. Great product over all I like how they keep the mirrors close to the door but allow it too open without hitting the mirror. With doors on it does render the passenger mirror pretty much useless though. (Posted on 5/14/13) |
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good idea Review by Danny
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finish of paint could be better (Posted on 3/18/13) |
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How Too?? Review by WINGNUT
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Well after reading the above review. before I bought I went out side to my 2010 Rubicon and try to remove the mirrors.. (Posted on 11/21/12) |
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Can't get factory mirrors off to install on new bracket. Review by BDavis
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I bought a pair of these mirror relocation brackets and liked the qualiity of the product. The problem that I am having is that upon several attempts, I still have not been able to remove my factory mirror from the factory brackets. The instructions state that you simply remove the screw from the bottom of the mirror and apply some force to remove the top portion of the mirror. I am not sure what they consider "some" force but I was just this side of getting my sledge hammer out and I still have not been able to get them off of the factory brackets. So, as far as the my experience with how the new brackets are working....I wouldn't know yet as I have put them back in the box for the third time. I checked on YouTube for info regarding their removal without much luck. I guess a trip to the dealership may be my next step. (Posted on 4/16/12) |
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