I have a Honda Odyssey 2003, I got it pre-owned and it has a cracked mirror, now I don't want the standered ones, they are too small for me with a massive blind spot. I want something more like trucks have with the small one under and a bigger main one, I haven't been able to find one that says it will work with my van on ""universal"" fit
I think you misunderstood, I don't want the original mirrors I want bigger ones .... I just can't find any that fit wasn't sure is theres a bolt pattern I should be looking for or....
There isn't a specific bolt pattern. The '99-04 mirrors mount to the front corner of the door. Maybe remove the mirror and bolt onto the door something bigger like on a pickup truck?
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Those manual towing mirrors probably come in custom options for specific vehicles. I have never seen them for any Odyssey, and I've looked ... I used to tow a boat for many years, among other things, and always wished for better towing mirrors.
I've already looked for "slip on" mirrors, but never found any.
You'll probably have to drill some holes and push in plastic thread inserts for the screws for those big rig mirrors.
I even take this a couple steps further. I think I actually got this from a video on YouTube posted by a Canadian driving school.
Before starting up, and seated in the driver's seat, I lean left until my head is lightly touching the glass and adjust the left mirror outboard until I can just see a sliver of the car's body.
Next, I lean right ... way right ... until I'm looking down the center of the hood. Occasionally glancing right (so I can maintain this weird bodily orientation), I adjust the right mirror outboard until I can just see a sliver of the car's body.
This turns the left mirror--center rear view mirror--right mirror into one big panorama. Vehicles passing you from behind, on the left or right, will appear in your outboard mirrors just as they are leaving the visual field of the center mirror. You still have to clear left or right by moving your head before laterally moving over to a new lane, but the amount you have to swivel your head is reduced considerably.
I never knew there were so many options on a blind spot accessory mirror.
Hopefully the link above comes out OK. I just put ' universal clip on blind spot ' in the Google search box.
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