Originally Posted by Joliet John
I was thinking I had heated mirrors, but, recent weather has proven to me they are not. Bummer. The first car I had with heated mirrors (91 Dodge Daytona), I thought "What a dumb thing! Who the hell needs heated mirrors" ... but they actually helped quite a bit with fog, ice, snow...
Then I got a car with an auto dimming rear view mirror (93 T-Bird), and I thought "What a dumb thing! Who can't manage to flip the day/night switch on the freakin' mirror?" ... but after driving that, then switching to a car without it, I missed it.
You should have heated side mirrors, check them out - fuse?
HEATED MIRRORS - SERVICE INFORMATION
DESCRIPTION The exterior mirrors are equipped with heater elements located
behind the mirror glass (1) on each sideview mirror. With the
ignition switch turned to the ON/RUN or START positions, the
sideview mirror heater elements are powered. The heater elements
behind each sideview mirror cannot be repaired. If
faulty or damaged, the entire sideview mirror assembly must
be replaced. For complete sideview mirror removal procedures,
see sideview mirror removal in this section.
Refer to Page 8N-72.OPERATION
The exterior mirror heater elements receive power through fuse 6 in the Underhood Accessory Fuse Block any time the ignition switch is turned to the ON/RUN or START position.