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Auto-Dimming Mirror with HomeLink®
Auto-Dimming Mirrors with HomeLink®.
Auto dimming rear-view mirror with Homelink
In the Wrangler Unlimited’s there is no Homelink option available, and auto-dimming mirrors are not included either.
We’ve really appreciated these conveniences in the Jeep Liberty. Looks like an aftermarket mirror is available, which is great! It’s not cheap, so we’ll wait and see what happens.
Maybe I’ll just keep my eyes peeled at the scrap yards…
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