Sure chance it. Your BSI may not have the fold function.

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Ok, i just assumed the passenger mirror needed 9 wires and the drivers 7, seen as there are only 7 connectors in the plug in the photo i dont think it would work, someone might be able to add a bit more info.

 

No point counting wires. What if it was multiplex. There would only be two wires used for alot of different functions.

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I know the 180 mirrors I have bought have the orange connector plug and as you can see my current blocks are white, might see about new looms.

If it doesn't work would the option maybe be in my bsi and may need turning on.

These are the mirrors I have bought

PEUGEOT 206 GTI 180 POWER FOLD WING MIRROWS FROM 2005 | eBay

If my bsi does not have the option would it be possible to wire the folding function to separate wires so it bypasses the bsi, I can see it been too difficult, an auto electrician may have a better idea.

 

It would be a nice challenge to get them working alright. You'd neesd the wiring diagram of the car the mirrors came out of to see which way they are wired and then go from there.

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I doubt I will be able to get the diagram for the car they came out of, I'm guessing 2 of the 10 wires at the switch control the folding of the mirrors.

I could try and find out which wires control that.

 

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Found this, if I get chrome to translate it it may help.

 

Now that is rough wiring! :nono:

 

Going by that link it looks doable and is not controlled by the bsi just the switch itself so should work same as my Subaru.

As David says that wiring is messy try to do a neater job than that

 

I wasn't planning on using his wiring method, just showing that it looks like it can be done.

So if I have this correct, he has cut into wire 8 and 9 on both mirrors and joined them to wire 6 and 10 on the switch near the handbrake, is that pretty much it.

If that is correct then that will be a lot cheaper than buying a new loom that may not even fit.

 

Would I need the wiring diagram for my car to find the correct wires at the switch, I have had a look and they don't seem to be numbered.

What would be the best way to find which wires I need to cut into at the switch side, could a multimeter possibly help.

Ok found 10 and 6 on the switch plug, 6 is blank and 10 has a wire connected.

 

Manged to wire it all up and it works great.

 

Nice one. Post up your method.

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