heated mirrors?

[Silent_Dan]

Alright guys I did some testing and investigation on my car Just now with my base model frs and here's the results.

I didn't take any pictures of this part but if you like I can upload some.

The first test was to see if the relay pins under the hood was powered and both pins that @NahumCC tested ealer in this thread showed 11.xx volts ( I didn't start the car Just powered it up)

Now to look at the AD1 and the AD2 connectors.

This is the AD2 connector on the passenger side



As you can see there's a yellow and black wire on this connector in front of the Orange and Gray stripped wire.

Now for the AD1 connector.



And here you can see the pink and black wire coming out of this connector middle row forth from the bottom so we can assume the yellow and black wire is going into this connector also.

And for future reference the AD1 connector is located left of the steering coloum, remove the lower dash panel and you will see it.

Better view of ED1 connector



And on this connector you can see the pink and black wire going in the top.

And last connector FD1 ( sorry it was difficult to get a good picture of it)



If you look closely in between the two red wires you will see the yellow and black wire going in it.

WARNING I'm updating my post with correct info stay tuned with possibly good news.

[NahumCC]

@Silent_Dan, awesome photos. I think you just have the wrong connector photo'd there for AD1. The call out looks like you were looking right below the shelf that AD1 sits on.


On to the analysis of your photo of AD2. So yes, that wire you got a photo of looks like it matches up with pin 24 and the best part is since that's going up that's not the harness from the engine bay now. That's the side of the connector for the interior dash harness.


So to me this says you have the wiring and what differs are the individual door harness's.


Light Blue: Engine bay harness coming into the car.
Green: Interior Dash harness
Dark Blue: Driver side door harness
Grey: Passenger side door harness


So you should be able to just look up the connectors in the Toyota Wire Harness repair manual for the mirrors and ED1 and FD1, order the appropriate terminal repair sections, insert into the connectors spliced with your own section of wire you run to the ends of each repair terminal.


Once you do that then order everything else I pointed out and viola.

[NahumCC]

Can one of you get a better picture at the top of ED1 or FD1 to verify if the wire is coming in on the top at pin 8 to verify what I wrote above, thanks.

FD1 should have a yellow with black stripe coming into pin 8 at the top.
ED1 should have a pink with black stripe coming into pin 8 at the top.

If they do my previous post for base FR-S and BRZ will be correct.

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[markitect]

Thanks for doing the hard work guys. I have access to a bunch of crimp tools and pins/sockets. If someone can get me identifying marks from each of the connectors I can try to find the pins and make wires.

@NahumCC Can you see if there are any markings on the mirror's connector?

[NahumCC]

Originally Posted by markitect

Thanks for doing the hard work guys. I have access to a bunch of crimp tools and pins/sockets. If someone can get me identifying marks from each of the connectors I can try to find the pins and make wires.

@NahumCC Can you see if there are any markings on the mirror's connector?

I looked on the pig tails of the mirrors I took of and was surprised to find no part number embossed on the OEM connector which has the female pins. I don't anticipate taking my door card off any time soon so someone else will have to check the male side of the connection.

[markitect]

I pulled the passanger side to look and used a sharpie to make the part number show up in a picture. They are usually on the back of the connector. This is on the passenger side going into the door. Unfortunately that is toyota part number, but the markings on the front look like an AMP, so now I just need to find the pin they use.



I'm guessing something like this: but I'm going to go back in and check the size at least.
http://www.te.com/usa-en/product-1376700-1.html

[NahumCC]

Originally Posted by markitect

I pulled the passanger side to look and used a sharpie to make the part number show up in a picture. They are usually on the back of the connector. This is on the passenger side going into the door. Unfortunately that is toyota part number, but the markings on the front look like an AMP, so now I just need to find the pin they use.



I'm guessing something like this: but I'm going to go back in and check the size at least.
http://www.te.com/usa-en/product-1376700-1.html

Go look it up in the toyota wire harness repair manual I posted. If you look up that toyota part number there is a table that gives you the pin part numbers and specs of the pin.

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[markitect]

Originally Posted by NahumCC

Go look it up in the toyota wire harness repair manual I posted. If you look up that toyota part number there is a table that gives you the pin part numbers and specs of the pin.

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This looks like the pin, now I just need a connector number for the mirror harness. I'm going to add the pin there and buy just the mirror glass.

https://www.theplugdealer.com/shop/p...rass-tin-25190

[NahumCC]

Originally Posted by markitect

This looks like the pin, now I just need a connector number for the mirror harness. I'm going to add the pin there and buy just the mirror glass.

https://www.theplugdealer.com/shop/p...rass-tin-25190

If your going to go that route then you'll also have to add the pins to the mirror side of the connector and run wiring up to the terminals on the back of the glass.

[markitect]

Originally Posted by NahumCC

If your going to go that route then you'll also have to add the pins to the mirror side of the connector and run wiring up to the terminals on the back of the glass.

I think it can be cheaper, and it would be an easy DIY with a kit of premade wires. I'd just like to find out what pins I'll need so I only need to take off the door card once.

My current parts list per side is:
1 Female pin going into door
1 Male and and 1 Female for door to mirror harness
1 tap to attach to the ground wire in the mirror harness
2 spade terminals for the mirrors.
20 awg wire
mirror

[NahumCC]

I wasn't knocking your plan. Just making sure you accounted for the wiring you would need to add from the mirror pigtail to the back of the mirror itself in addition to what you'll be adding from the door harness to the connector for the mirror.

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[markitect]

That's why I'm trying to find a part number for the connector on the mirror harness or in the door. I just hate taking the door panel off more then I have to.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by markitect

That's why I'm trying to find a part number for the connector on the mirror harness or in the door. I just hate taking the door panel off more then I have to.

I will be at my dealer on Friday and will ask for a part number. The Canadian cars come stock with this so I would think they would have a number. Could even pick a couple up (if they stock them which I doubt) and send them to you if you want.

[NahumCC]

Originally Posted by markitect

That's why I'm trying to find a part number for the connector on the mirror harness or in the door. I just hate taking the door panel off more then I have to.

Took the connector apart to look over everything on the female side and didn't come up with any number that matched a part number in repair manual. Hopefully TCoat has a an awesome parts manager.