harrythp2003
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Hi all,
Apologies if this is deemed as a repeat question, but any previous conversation on this topic has essentially just ended with "it's a big effort and requires electrical knowhow and probably isn't worth the bother..."
My Panda Dynamic 1.2 169 (2005) has manually adjustable mirrors, and I would quite like to upgrade to the electric ones. Not a fan of how the later, bigger mirrors look, but I found two of the smaller style ones on eBay for a reasonable price. Not sure if they're heated or not, but that's not something I'm bothered about, I'm only really interested in them being adjustable.
I have done some poking around and my car has the wiring loom up to where the switch would be:
Fuse F49 in the cabin fusebox:
And the wiring looms up to the door connectors have all 12 pins with wires connected:
Both door wiring looms, however, are missing pins:
According to the schematic in my Haynes manual, that's everything, so does this technically mean that all I need (other than the switch and the mirrors themselves) is a set of door wiring looms that have the connector for electric mirrors?
Beyond my visual checks, I attempted to check to see if the switch connector was receiving power, but there are no pinout diagrams for this connector. I tested several combinations with my multimeter but wasn't able to get a voltage reading for anything. Does anyone have any knowledge of which pin is for what on this connector? The schematic mentions pin numbers but the connector itself doesn't, so I'm not sure in what arrangement or even which way round these would be referencing... My car's wire colours are also entirely different any time I've tried to compare anything with the manual so that's not too useful either!
Essentially, is this possible? It seems the only thing my car is lacking is the correct door wiring looms, but prehaps I'm just missing something obvious?
TIA!
Apologies if this is deemed as a repeat question, but any previous conversation on this topic has essentially just ended with "it's a big effort and requires electrical knowhow and probably isn't worth the bother..."
My Panda Dynamic 1.2 169 (2005) has manually adjustable mirrors, and I would quite like to upgrade to the electric ones. Not a fan of how the later, bigger mirrors look, but I found two of the smaller style ones on eBay for a reasonable price. Not sure if they're heated or not, but that's not something I'm bothered about, I'm only really interested in them being adjustable.
I have done some poking around and my car has the wiring loom up to where the switch would be:
Fuse F49 in the cabin fusebox:
And the wiring looms up to the door connectors have all 12 pins with wires connected:
Both door wiring looms, however, are missing pins:
According to the schematic in my Haynes manual, that's everything, so does this technically mean that all I need (other than the switch and the mirrors themselves) is a set of door wiring looms that have the connector for electric mirrors?
Beyond my visual checks, I attempted to check to see if the switch connector was receiving power, but there are no pinout diagrams for this connector. I tested several combinations with my multimeter but wasn't able to get a voltage reading for anything. Does anyone have any knowledge of which pin is for what on this connector? The schematic mentions pin numbers but the connector itself doesn't, so I'm not sure in what arrangement or even which way round these would be referencing... My car's wire colours are also entirely different any time I've tried to compare anything with the manual so that's not too useful either!
Essentially, is this possible? It seems the only thing my car is lacking is the correct door wiring looms, but prehaps I'm just missing something obvious?
TIA!
- Model
- Dynamic 1.2
- Year
- 2005
