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Gen 6 jdm folding mirrorz

pre96 used a control relay to operate the mirrors
Facelift just used the mirror switch to control the mirrors

you can tell the difference as the pre 96 has 1 pink wire that sends the signal to the mirror control relay.

nervermind

This post has been edited by BloodyStupidDavey: Dec 30, 2009 - 6:04 AM

this thread needs to be cleaned. too much scattered info.

I picked a set recently...swapped the motors into my USDM mirror housings, re-wired the mirror switch to match the JDM pins, ran 2 wires to each mirror, and BAM, folding mirrors with the touch of a switch.

crappy vid, I'll take more another day.



yay !

great work

For those of you who wants 5th gen mirrors on his/hers 6th gen:

schematic of 5th gen power folding mirrors:

to add to the mess of info, i have one of the 94-95 mirror control boxes for sale:
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=73373

You beauty! !

I got the last piece of the puzzel

I finaly going to wire my mirrors

do you know how to fold in the mirrors ... well electrically that is

like for example if i ground the (making up wires here) purple and green wire for a second they fold in...if i do it again they fold out


i want to hook my folding mirrors up to my alarm aux output (should be easy enough?)

the retract button on the control switch uses a positive signal (pink wire) to signal the mirror control box to open or close the mirrors. so if the aux on your alarm outputs a positive signal, then just splice it with the pink wire on the control switch.

This thread couldn't be brought back from the dead in a more timely way for me

if it's a 94-95, no pink wire on the 96+ correct ?
neither of mine have a pink wire...

This post has been edited by Batman722: Jul 13, 2010 - 9:56 PM

right. there is only the one pink wire for retracting the mirrors for 94-95, but it's more complicated on 96+ because there are 2 retract wires (red with yellow and blue with white) on the control switch.

This post has been edited by azian_advanced: Jul 14, 2010 - 12:25 AM

gotta love the pick wire... thats what i have, with a jdm relay

Hi
Anyone have the pinout of this switch, because I do not have the harness female.
And someone has this relay



87989-17020 (4d39)
Came with my JDM power folding mirror, the problem is that the colors wires is completely different from any other relay in the same part number.
e.g.

He detailed

top
1 pink with black line
2 light green
3 space
4 white with black line
5 blue with black line
6 brown with yellow line
7 brown with red line

Down
8 brown black line
9 brown
10 red
clip
11 light green with black line
12 pink

Someone can help me.
Thanks

This post has been edited by alex_xp: Jul 25, 2010 - 7:35 PM

from page 4




and save yourself the trouble and get the 6th gen celica relay with wire harness.



87989-20060

wow I've never really used my folding mirrors. I guess I've taken it for granted

Azian thanks for your response.
for the switch, they are not physically equal I have the 2
That of the left side is the switch of my post (the male harness is very similar to the USDM stock), and that of the right is that of your post



I did a few tests of conductivity and the pines of chassis, power +12v, common feed to adjusters, they are located in pines different.


In addition the button of the folding they work in different form, in the switch of the left side it is a push-button, in the switch of the right it is an on/off, for this way calling it


I wait to continue testing and to do algun useful contribution to this forum.

Some people say that we dont need the relay box? Got these mirrors off from a 94 JDM, and I'll got the white relay box with me. Tried to make it work without, but I cant see a way without using the relay box. When you press the fold button, it sends a activation signal, and thats not strong enough to fold the mirrors? And IF you wire it like that, you need to keep the button down until they are completely folded? And what about unfolding them?

each 94-95 mirror uses 4 wires, 2 to open and 2 to close. so the problem is not that the retract button cannot provide enough power to fold the mirrors, but there is no simple way to have that one 'retract button' wire alternate between controlling 2 wires to open then switch to the other 2 wires to close. IF you somehow find a way to wire it like that, YES you will have to hold the retract button down until it closes or opens all the way.