Trail Mirrors | How To | 2023 Jeep Gladiator & Wrangler HD

The available Door-Off Mirror Kit provides exterior rearview Trail Mirrors for your Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator when the front doors are removed for off-road use. Front Door Removal Instructions: https://youtu.be/TH9IhHMZZEk Transcript [music playing] [text on screen] Available features shown throughout. Jeep Performance Parts Lift Kits, Functional Beadlock Ring Kit, Tube doors without mirrors and Off-Road Lights are aftermarket only and may not be installed by a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram dealer on any vehicle prior to its first retail sale, and may not be sold or financed in conjunction with the sale of a new vehicle. FCA US LLC does not authorize the installation of these parts on any vehicle prior to its first retail sale. [voice over] If you plan on removing the front doors from your Jeep 4x4, the available Door-Off Mirror Kit provides exterior rearview Trail Mirrors that can be installed on the upper body door hinges of your vehicle. Your kit includes the following items: • 2 side mirrors • 2 mirror brackets • 6 mirror screws • 2 bracket bushings • 2 hinge shoulder bolts • 2 bracket bolts You’ll also need the #40 Torx head driver and ratchet provided with your vehicle, as well as your own #30 Torx head driver. To install the mirrors, you’ll have to remove the front doors first. Click the link in the description for details on front door removal and installation. After removing the front doors, remove the cowl bolt closest to the door opening using a #40 Torx head driver, and store it in a safe location. Now it’s time to install the bracket. You may want to rotate the outside of the bracket so that the bottom of the bracket is pointing toward the back of the vehicle. This will make it easier for the clamp on the inside of the bracket to attach to the A-pillar. Push the mirror bracket forward onto the A-pillar. The plastic trim on the side of the dashboard will give so that the innermost part of the clamp fits between the trim and the A-pillar. Rotate the outside part of the bracket 90 degrees to align the bottom of the bracket with the upper door hinge… and the hole from the removed cowl bolt. You may want to lightly tighten the bracket knob to temporarily secure the mirror bracket. [text on screen] If this kit is being installed with the optional lamp bracket, the bracket bushing is not needed. Use the spacer from the lamp bracket instead. [voice over] Now, place the bracket bushing behind the mirror bracket and over the hole for the cowl bolt… then insert the bracket bolt into the mirror bracket… and through the bracket bushing. Be careful not to cross thread the bracket bolt. Once the bolt is through the bushing, you may want to loosen the bracket knob slightly to allow for better alignment. Insert the hinge shoul