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Javier 09-05-2011 11:53 PM

heated side mirrors
 
can anyone help me with the wiring schematic for the heated mirrors along with the connector pin out for the 2010 370z

sinandgrin 12-02-2011 12:22 PM

I too would like some info / help on this. Has anyone put heated mirrors in their 2009 370Z yet and if so is there a write up, or guide to follow? Is it straight forward or a PITA?

imwazn 12-02-2011 05:54 PM

bump for me too, somebody broke my passenger side mirror when it was parked outside of my apartment :/

N0SL3N 12-05-2011 03:14 PM

Interested as well,

I read that someone installed heated mirrors on a 2009, stock has 3 wires, heated has 5.

Haven't seen any pictures though, would like to see a DIY

sinandgrin 12-05-2011 03:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by N0SL3N (Post 1436803)
Interested as well,

I read that someone installed heated mirrors on a 2009, stock has 3 wires, heated has 5.

Haven't seen any pictures though, would like to see a DIY

What do the 3 stock wires provide? Is my 2009 pre-wired at all to easily add the heated mirrors? <-Probably not, right?

N0SL3N 12-05-2011 10:24 PM

Ok, this is the article I found.

It is for installing jdm mirrors, they are heated but also power fold

http:// w w w.nicoclub.com/archives/jdm-folding-mirror-swap.html

martin82 12-06-2011 01:39 AM

The wires will probably be there. Google Translate

look at the picture here, the back has the plug for the heated function. Shouldn't be hard to retrofit, wouldn't be surprised is the harness is all here.

Javier 12-07-2011 04:30 PM

Heyguys, I have successfully installed heated mirrors on my 2009 "Z". it's not an easy task. I also bought from ebay nissan altima door harnesses from a 2009 nissan altima. With both harnesses I had enough contacts and wires to do the job.1: bought mirrors from Courtesy Nissan, they are actually cheaper that the non-heated. 2: Got the wiring diagrams for heated mirror "Z" 2011. 3: Removed mirror & replaced mirror and soldered connections on mirros and pined them into the connector. 4: I removed both door panels and wired the door from the morror connector to the door main connector. This is a little hard to run the new wires through the conduit. 5: The ground wires on the car side are there already so you have to splice the ground mirror into the existing ground wire. The groung pin on the left kick panel is # 13 on connector M5 / D1 on the right kick panel is # 14 on connector M124 / D31. This is the easy part if you have the right type of pins, this is the key note.
6: The power wire for the left mirror is not there so you have to run a wire from pin # 10c on connector M3 to pin # 44 on connector M5. Then forthe right morror it is totally different. The wire 9C is there but is only connected for the heat contoller not the mirror. So I spliced in the power wire behind the switch for the defogger switch and ran it to the right kick panel pin # 44 on connector M124. 7: Installed fuse # 13 in the fuse box and powered up the defogger switch and with a multimeter I checked for power and all worked as advertised. I used those stick on thermometer and placed them on the glass and the pemperatures climbed. It all works great but it was a pain in the butt and really not worthit. I'm an aircraft avionic technician and for me it was not really that easy but I enjoyed doing it. Just remember that if you decide to venture in this direction the correct pins is the key factor, you will need both male and female contacts. Good luck. Make sure you follow the wiring diagram.

Javier 12-07-2011 04:44 PM

Hey guys, Note: the wires to the back of the mirrors have to soldered and routed through the harness conduit to the first connector. There you will find only 3 pins, you need to add 2 pins # 4 which is the power pin and # 8 is the ground pin at connector "D3" . The door harness side you need to add POWER PIN # 44 on connector "D1" to PIN # 4 on connector "D3". The ground pin # 13 is already there at connector "D1", so you will have to take the wire from pin # 8 from connector "D3" run it through the conduit to connector "D1" and splice it to pin # 13. This is for the drivers side mirror.

martin82 12-08-2011 12:35 PM

thanks for the post. Now I'm looking for jdm mirrors that fold electronically.

Vince 12-25-2011 01:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by martin82 (Post 1441417)
thanks for the post. Now I'm looking for jdm mirrors that fold electronically.

Be careful with this one... I bought some eBay JDM folding mirrors for my Supra a while back and since they are for RHD, the angle of the glass is different and you can't adjust them properly for LHD.

Oh_yea? 12-27-2011 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince (Post 1462498)
Be careful with this one... I bought some eBay JDM folding mirrors for my Supra a while back and since they are for RHD, the angle of the glass is different and you can't adjust them properly for LHD.

Just swap the JDM mirror for the usdm ones :tup::tup:

lovethe370z 01-11-2012 08:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Javier (Post 1440268)
Heyguys, I have successfully installed heated mirrors on my 2009 "Z". it's not an easy task. I also bought from ebay nissan altima door harnesses from a 2009 nissan altima. With both harnesses I had enough contacts and wires to do the job.1: bought mirrors from Courtesy Nissan, they are actually cheaper that the non-heated. 2: Got the wiring diagrams for heated mirror "Z" 2011. 3: Removed mirror & replaced mirror and soldered connections on mirros and pined them into the connector. 4: I removed both door panels and wired the door from the morror connector to the door main connector. This is a little hard to run the new wires through the conduit. 5: The ground wires on the car side are there already so you have to splice the ground mirror into the existing ground wire. The groung pin on the left kick panel is # 13 on connector M5 / D1 on the right kick panel is # 14 on connector M124 / D31. This is the easy part if you have the right type of pins, this is the key note.
6: The power wire for the left mirror is not there so you have to run a wire from pin # 10c on connector M3 to pin # 44 on connector M5. Then forthe right morror it is totally different. The wire 9C is there but is only connected for the heat contoller not the mirror. So I spliced in the power wire behind the switch for the defogger switch and ran it to the right kick panel pin # 44 on connector M124. 7: Installed fuse # 13 in the fuse box and powered up the defogger switch and with a multimeter I checked for power and all worked as advertised. I used those stick on thermometer and placed them on the glass and the pemperatures climbed. It all works great but it was a pain in the butt and really not worthit. I'm an aircraft avionic technician and for me it was not really that easy but I enjoyed doing it. Just remember that if you decide to venture in this direction the correct pins is the key factor, you will need both male and female contacts. Good luck. Make sure you follow the wiring diagram.

How much did this end up costing you? All in all.

Tokugawa 10-08-2015 08:40 AM

Hey guys,

I have a set of Painted 2010 370Z Factory heated Mirrors. Perfect condition/Nothing wrong with them. My car is well taken care of and is garage parked.

If you buy them from Nissan it would cost you $1,465.64 and they aren't painted.

I Bought a set of Ganadors so I am letting the factory mirrors go.

Letting them go $470.00 (370Z not included). Shipping costs on buyer!

I will accept paypal

kenchan 11-10-2015 03:43 PM

wat? i didnt know my z's factory side mirrors weren't heated all these yrs. lol

craftsquare FTW! (not heated either, btw)


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