payydg
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Managed to rip off my drivers side wing mirror.
Anyone got a spare?
For a 200tdi defender 90
Anyone got a spare?
For a 200tdi defender 90
Wanted Drivers side wing mirror
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cowasaki
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They are only less than a tenner new inc postage 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rove...f6a5ec&pid=100338&rk=2&rkt=12&sd=160952288383
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rove...f6a5ec&pid=100338&rk=2&rkt=12&sd=160952288383
vilguy
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+1 far better getting a new one - at least itll be mint!
payydg
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I actually need the whole thing, including the bit that bolts onto the door (dropped a canoe on it)
cowasaki
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Ok, so £15 in total for a new one...... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rove...fender&hash=item565d91751a:g:etcAAOxyrrpTiRMr
I changed mine for MUD ones so have a couple of mirrors but is it worth packaging them up and sending them for the cost?
I changed mine for MUD ones so have a couple of mirrors but is it worth packaging them up and sending them for the cost?
payydg
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Thanks chaps.
I'm always amazed how cheap and how expensive parts are.
I'm always amazed how cheap and how expensive parts are.
cowasaki
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Seriously, if you want my opinion I would get another arm at £7.49 and then purchase a pair of MUD extra large XL mirrors at £13.50 each http://www.mudstuff.co.uk/defender-xl-mirror-head.html
I did and I've been well happy with them. I also paid the extra £9.50 for the heater elements!
payydg
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Well it almost xmas...I may just do that. Thanks for the advice
cowasaki
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If you do fit the heater elements they're combined power use is less than a bulb so no relay is needed if you get a 15amp switch and basically you can just take a fused ignition live wire through the switch to the heater elements so long as you remember not to leave them on for more than 15-20 minutes at the most or you risk burning them out. I have had them fitted ages with no issues as I used a switch with a light.
