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Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: mantamania on 17 March 2020, 15:58:28
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Hi all, I have a 2002 elite of which a bit and run driver obliterated the drivers side mirror. All that is left is the metal frame and motor housing. I have one from my scrapped CD model and was wondering if I swapped the loom inside the mirror with the 9-pin loom from the elite one, would the memory work. Has anyone tried this.
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I never had need to try buy can't see any reason why it wouldn't work
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Fit the other one and call it done.
Unless you're bored of course ;)
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Fit the other one and call it done.
Unless you're bored of course ;)
Isn't the Elite with memory mirrors & seat different from lesser models? :-\
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Plug is the same, along with most of the wiring. Memory is only two or three extra plugs ;)
If original Elite loom is still attached to the mirror arm and serviceable, then fine, but if not, swapping all the casing etc over is a bit of a ball ache compared to three screws to swap the assemblies...
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Plug is the same, along with most of the wiring. Memory is only two or three extra plugs ;)
If original Elite loom is still attached to the mirror arm and serviceable, then fine, but if not, swapping all the casing etc over is a bit of a ball ache compared to three screws to swap the assemblies...
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I swapped the loom over on the R Class mirror I bought as a replacement because the 'new one' had a standard mirror as mine originally had a dimming mirror (which I believe are silly money)
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The actual mech is different between Elite and non memory models. If you want to retain memory, you need to use an Elite mechanism and the Elite mirror wiring.
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If it's salvageable ;)
Also bear in mind that some mirrors sold by those in Euro land may have folding as well, and aren't compatible ;)
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The actual mech is different between Elite and non memory models. If you want to retain memory, you need to use an Elite mechanism and the Elite mirror wiring.
I knew I was right :y :y
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The mech being the motor assembly and loom, not the arm itself ;)