Mirror Mount Bracket + Mirror Wire Cord - Escort 9500ix 8500x50 X70 S55 on 2040-parts.com
North Weymouth, Massachusetts, United States
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Mount on the mirror and gets plugged into the wires that are under the cover that powers your mirror. If you just have a mirror only you have to run a positive and negative wire along window.
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