I am installing new drivers side mirror that has heat and power and when i took old one there was no plug in . so please tell me where the plug in is inside the car for the mirror?

Instructions1.

• 1

Remove thedoor panel. Refer to your Honda Accord repair manual for theinstructions in removing the door panel. Unhook the rods and connectors on theinside of the door panel and set it on the floor.

• 2

Remove thefilm covering the access to the side mirror. It's difficult to avoid damaging thefilm while removing it so you will need to purchase a new piece of filmcovering when you buy a new side view mirror.

• 3

Reachthrough the service hole into the mirror housing with a screwdriver. Loosen thescrew that holds the mirror. Twist the screw out with your hand.

• 4

Reacharound the door and support the mirror with your other hand. Continue to twistthe screw out, then catch the mirror as it drops out when you remove the screwcompletely. Put the screw in a safe place so you don't lose it.

• 5

Installthe new side view mirror by positioning it where the old mirror was. Insert thescrew you took out in Step 4 and twist it in with your hand. Insert ascrewdriver into the service hole to tighten the screw.

• 6

Replacethe film covering that was damaged when you took out the old mirror. Push itinto place in the indentation on the door.

• 7

Sit in thecar seat and adjust the mirror so you can use it properly.

There should be a plug for the heater element. I think a new replacement comes with it, I am unsure. But just remove the old glass by using a screwdriver, wrapped in tape if you want, to pry it from the clips. The clips will release it, then unplug the heater element wire that is in the mirror. Plug the new mirror heater element, install mirror, it snaps into place, just give it a little pressure to make sure it is seated in the clips correctly.

just the mirror or the entire housing ???

just mirror

• remove old mirror (pry out)
  
• unscrew from holder
• screw new mirror into holder
• press holder back into housing

entire housing

• open door
• pry off mirror shield (might need to unscrew) the shield is inside the door which hides the bolts holding the housing
• unscrew housing
  
• remove power cable (if any)
• plug in cable to new housing (if any)
• bolt the new housing in place
• replace shield.
  

you must remove inside door panel all the screws going into door including screw for inside door handle. you will be able to reach it then. try not to break any brackets surrounding screws(you will have a loose door). took me 15-20 min.

Remove the Old Mirror
1. Step 1 Disconnect the negative battery cable before you take off the grand Cherokee front door trim panel. Remove all screws and clips.
   
2. Step 2 Detachthe window trim cover screw, and control lever screw beforedisconnecting the entire mirror trim cover. Remove the rubber coverinside the mirror cover, and disconnect the electrical wire.
   
3. Step 3 Remove three nuts from the power mirror using a Torx® star-shaped screwdriver.
   
4. Step 4 Pull out the outside rear view mirror. Guide the power wire through the hole in the door.
   
Install the New Mirror
5. Step 1 Replace the old mirror. Put the new power mirror in place. Push the new wiring through the hole in the door.
   
6. Step 2 Install and tighten the three retaining screws you took off when removing the old mirror.
   
7. Step 3 Connect the power mirror wiring to the connection located on the door panel. Replace the rubber cover and interior mirror cover.
   
8. Step 4 Put the front door trim panel back in place by securing all clips and tightening all screws.
   
9. Step 5 Connect the Subaru Outback's battery cable to restore the power.
   

i will recommend i site where you will get all the information you need to remove and replace your side mirror
http://www.wjjeeps.com/mirrors.htm

Heated mirrors usually have a symbol on them -- a small diagram showing squigley heat lines.

If you don't see this, it's probably not heated. But when you take the mirror off, if it's heated it'll have wires connected to the back.

Yes, you can replace a heated mirror with non-heated -- just leave the wires tucked out of the way when you install the new mirror.

It sounds like you bought the wrong year mirrors. Yes you could cut the connector off you old mirror but you would have to know the wiring for the mirror not the truck.

at the bottom of mirror there is a square symbol with vertical lines that look like wriggling snakes, it is the same symbol used for the heated back glass.

Pull off the triangular trim panel that is right behind the mirror. It is held on by 2 clips. This will allow you to see all three 10 mm bolts to remove the mirror.

the mirror u bought is wrong for sure. some side view mirror are HEATED that's why the prong/plug is different.