04-13 Nissan Titan Powered Heated Side Mirror - Left Black
04-13 Nissan Titan Powered Heated Side Mirror - Left Black
K2 Industries
Part #
K2-6586-NIS-006-SDI
UPC #
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Product Description
Product Description
04-13 Nissan Titan Powered Heated Side Mirror - Left Black
Factory-style side mirror with integrated heating and power adjustment for Titan trucks. Hard panel construction in black finish ready to bolt on. Heated element kicks in on cold mornings; power motors adjust glass and housing position from the cabin.
Key Features
- Powered adjustment - Both glass and housing move via cabin switches; no manual cranking.
- Integrated heating element - Defrost mirror surface without scraping ice.
- Direct bolt-on fit - Uses factory mounting points; no drilling or bracket fabrication.
Specs
- Construction: Hard panel
- Finish: Black
- Configuration: Left-side mirror assembly
- Features: Power adjustment, heated glass element
Whats Included
- Left mirror assembly (housing, glass, motor, heating element)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to tap into the truck's existing wiring, or does this come with a complete harness?
Electrical connections tie into your truck's OEM mirror harness at the door panel. If your truck already has a powered mirror on the right side, the left mirror plugs into the same system—no additional wiring required. If you're upgrading from manual mirrors, consult your Titan's service manual for the proper harness routing and relay configuration.
Will the heated element work right away, or does it need to cycle through the truck's climate control system?
Heating activates independently through your mirror controls or integrated with the rear defroster circuit, depending on your truck's original electrical design. Test the heat function after installation to confirm proper operation.
What if the power adjustment motor doesn't move smoothly after installation?
Check that all electrical connectors are fully seated and corrosion-free. Verify the door panel switch is functioning by testing the opposite side mirror first. If the new mirror still binds, the housing may not be fully seated at the mounting points—remove it, inspect the bracket alignment, and reinstall.
