I've got the base model, there was not much I wanted for the 4k to upgrade for the options..
But I miss power door locks and cruise control.
Anyone try to install used power door locks into the base model? Or even after the market ones?
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I've got the base model, there was not much I wanted for the 4k to upgrade for the options..
But I miss power door locks and cruise control.
Anyone try to install used power door locks into the base model? Or even after the market ones?
Interesting yours don't have it. My "stripped naked 1.0L model" has power door locking and a remote door opener too.
There are several universal power door lock gadgets including remotes on Yeepay for just a few bucks. Have a look online and you will find.
I was wondering if anyone has tried to install oem power locks in a base model Mirage yet? Right now a new base model Mirage ES (in Canada) has bluetooth and ac as standard equipment but still has manual locks and only front power windows. To get Keyless entry/power locks you have to jump up two trim levels to the SE trim which is another $2100. I'm really curious if it'd be possible to just plug replace the door harness, switches, door latches(with lock motor built in), and add rear regulators? But to get the keyless entry to work you'd probably have to either replace the etacs or similar module and/or have it programmed/enabled?
except Quebec,
there you can add all features, es plus model.
So you're telling me Mitsubishi Canada sells a special trim package just for Quebec?Quote:
Originally Posted by x111951753
Yeah I knew about the Es plus model sold in all of Canada... All of our 2015, 2017 and I believe 2019 Mirages are es models with the plus package(bluetooth, keyless entry and ac) they quit offering it in Canada a couple years ago. Look it up,
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I have the $60 amazon.ca aftermarket system in my poverty edition. i put photos up somewhere on here. I already had system installed when i bought the car. I imagine you'd only have to replace the latch itself. The wiring plug was there when i checked. the regulator is built into the latch. i personally wouldn't bother with adding in the buttons. Another big expenditure would be replacing the keys with ones that have buttons or finding some sort of remote that works with the car. OEM keys from a dealer are big money...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fummins