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93-98 Toyota T100 OEM Style Powered Folding Mirror - Chrome Left

K2 Industries
K2-9676-TOY-006-MIRR
Mirrors
$160.00 $129.99

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93-98 Toyota T100 OEM Style Powered Folding Mirror - Chrome Left
93-98 Toyota T100 OEM Style Powered Folding Mirror - Chrome Left

Factory-style powered folding mirror with chrome finish for T100 trucks—folds electrically at the switch. Hard panel construction matches OEM appearance and mounting. Left side unit.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Powered folding function - Operates via factory switch; no manual adjustment needed
  • Chrome finish - Matches OEM trim and resists surface corrosion
  • Factory mounting design - Integrates with existing T100 door harness and attachment points
Specs
  • Left side mirror assembly
  • Chrome hard panel construction
  • Powered folding mechanism
  • OEM-style profile
Whats Included
  • Powered folding mirror assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this plug directly into my T100 without rewiring?

This mirror uses factory mounting points and is designed to integrate with the OEM door harness. Test-fit before finalizing installation to confirm connector compatibility with your specific truck year.

Does the power folding work smoothly, or does it need adjustment?

The folding mechanism comes assembled and ready to operate. If movement is slow or binding after install, check that the mirror is fully seated at the mounting points and the door connector is secure.

What if the mirror doesn't work after installation?

Verify the door's electrical connector is fully engaged and clean. Check your truck's fuse for the power window circuit—the folding function typically shares that circuit. If the motor still doesn't respond, the internal mechanism may need replacement.

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