Mito Rearview Mirror

Mito Rearview Mirror

Member Since 1999

Outside temperature, heading and auto dim. Now we can't be blinded, get lost or caught off guard with the weather.

Grab the factory mirror and turn 90° to either left or right in order to remove it.

Once the mirror is removed you will need to remove the metal retainer that holds the mirror base to the windshield.

Install the new bracket that is supplied by Mito Corp so the Mito mirror can be installed.

Hang the Mito mirror, don't tighten it yet and remove the factory visors, the grab handle and the A-Pillar trim piece so you can run the wires.

Make sure you bundle the wires neatly and wire tie them out of the way.

A nice job now will save you time later when you are trying to re-install the trim pieces.

You will also have to remove the driver side kick panel to access the wires and hide them away from view. You can now feed the wire up the factory fuse box for your ignition so the Mito mirror works only when the key is on.

Mito provides the temperature sensor which has to be mounted behind the bumper.

Run the wires backwards to the dash and meet up with the wiring harness you have already installed.

Connect all the wires together, take up the slack, wire tie them together, connect the ground and button it up.

If you have finished the job before you have finished the beer this is what you will have. A Mito mirror that provides not only outside temperature and heading but when the vehicle is placed in reverse the auto dim feature is turned off so you can see clearly what you are backing up to.

Go back and re-check all your panels and don't forget to tighten the Mito mirror so it doesn't land in your lap the first time you hit a bump.

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