heated power mirrors
09-27-2007, 06:01 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
<db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
My 2001 Accord LX has heated mirrors. They work well in any weather
Mother Nature throws at us here.
09-27-2007, 06:01 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
<db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
My 2001 Accord LX has heated mirrors. They work well in any weather
Mother Nature throws at us here.
09-28-2007, 05:01 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
<db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
09-28-2007, 05:01 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
<db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
09-28-2007, 06:50 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
My 2001 ex-v6 had them as well as my 07 does now.They are the best.The best
option available,other than air in my opinion.
"Jack Pott" <jack@> wrote in message
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> <db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
>> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
>> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
>> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
>> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
>> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
>
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
>
option available,other than air in my opinion.
"Jack Pott" <jack@> wrote in message
news:2sGdne7jMPcZ9mDbnZ2dnUVZ_gOdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> <db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
>> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
>> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
>> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
>> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
>> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
>
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
>
09-28-2007, 06:50 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
My 2001 ex-v6 had them as well as my 07 does now.They are the best.The best
option available,other than air in my opinion.
"Jack Pott" <jack@> wrote in message
news:2sGdne7jMPcZ9mDbnZ2dnUVZ_gOdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> <db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
>> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
>> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
>> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
>> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
>> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
>
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
>
option available,other than air in my opinion.
"Jack Pott" <jack@> wrote in message
news:2sGdne7jMPcZ9mDbnZ2dnUVZ_gOdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> <db> wrote in message news:nn3nf3dhug5nshuo9groirjv30fud97ao3@4ax.com...
>>I just saw (according to consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com) the 2008
>> EX model has heated (outside) power mirrors. I don't know if any
>> 2007 or earlier models have this option but assuming they do, does
>> anyone have experience with this option and can you tell me if it
>> works well in the rain (I don't need it for ice/snow) ? Do you
>> recall, if it was an option, how much was the cost? thanks.
>
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
>
09-28-2007, 10:21 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
Jack Pott wrote:
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
They work REAL well based upon my one winter's experience with my 2006
EXL. Use high for about 5 minutes and then drop it to lo until the car
heats up enough to make you want to take your coat off<g>
I don't know about the rest of you but I am simply amazed at how quickly
my 6cyl starts throwing heat. I start it, let it idle for maybe one
minute and take off running. I live out in the country and I'm getting
heat within 3/4 mi. Love that car.
As for that cold snap... be careful what you wish for<g>
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
They work REAL well based upon my one winter's experience with my 2006
EXL. Use high for about 5 minutes and then drop it to lo until the car
heats up enough to make you want to take your coat off<g>
I don't know about the rest of you but I am simply amazed at how quickly
my 6cyl starts throwing heat. I start it, let it idle for maybe one
minute and take off running. I live out in the country and I'm getting
heat within 3/4 mi. Love that car.
As for that cold snap... be careful what you wish for<g>
09-28-2007, 10:21 PM
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Re: heated power mirrors
Jack Pott wrote:
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
They work REAL well based upon my one winter's experience with my 2006
EXL. Use high for about 5 minutes and then drop it to lo until the car
heats up enough to make you want to take your coat off<g>
I don't know about the rest of you but I am simply amazed at how quickly
my 6cyl starts throwing heat. I start it, let it idle for maybe one
minute and take off running. I live out in the country and I'm getting
heat within 3/4 mi. Love that car.
As for that cold snap... be careful what you wish for<g>
> Got 'em as standard equipment on a recently purchased 07 Accord EXL. Don't
> get much snow/ice here in central Georgia-- but the one time I used them
> when a sudden temperature inversion caused all the glass to fog up, they
> worked well-- as did the rear window defogger. I'm hoping for a real bad
> cold snap this winter so I can try out the front seat heaters...
They work REAL well based upon my one winter's experience with my 2006
EXL. Use high for about 5 minutes and then drop it to lo until the car
heats up enough to make you want to take your coat off<g>
I don't know about the rest of you but I am simply amazed at how quickly
my 6cyl starts throwing heat. I start it, let it idle for maybe one
minute and take off running. I live out in the country and I'm getting
heat within 3/4 mi. Love that car.
As for that cold snap... be careful what you wish for<g>
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