where is this s14 folding morror switch from?

[yle00984]

i see there are a few different types of switches and wanted to know where this switch is from.

where is the center switch in this pic from?
thanks in advance

[vtund777]

Originally Posted by yle00984

i see there are a few different types of switches and wanted to know where this switch is from.

where is the center switch in this pic from?
thanks in advance

Looks like it's off a S14 zenki model. I have the same for my S14.

[Wake]

isnt the left one kouki s13?

damn virgil you came out of the woodwork for this one lol

[JDMSTYLE]

damn must be nice to have power folding mirrors.

[vtund777]

Originally Posted by WakeBHR

isnt the left one kouki s13?

damn virgil you came out of the woodwork for this one lol

Hahaha...I got bored and felt like being a good person. I've been around...just working on the lip projects.

[az_240]

I have that one in the middle on my 97'

[kunihongo]

I have that middle one. I bought it on ebay and was told it came out of a skyline. i dont know what year or model but it was the same plug for 97 s14.

[fos240]

no, zenki model mirror switches are pad style. the joystick style is kouki model s14 in both jdm and usdm.

i've been looking for that middle switch for a while. very hard to find. i have the power folding mirrors, but it came with the pad style switch.

frankie

[projectRDM]

Originally Posted by fos240

no, zenki model mirror switches are pad style. the joystick style is kouki model s14 in both jdm and usdm.

i've been looking for that middle switch for a while. very hard to find. i have the power folding mirrors, but it came with the pad style switch.

frankie

^ he's right, except the changeover was 1996. Only 1995 models ('94-'95 in Japan) use the pad style. The joystick was introduced in 1996 in all markets. The plug is different too, but the pin locations are the exact same.

[s14unimog]

^ Russ beat me to it. That's absolutely correct.

[Wake]

I still say the left is s13 kouki. nobody has said anything about that yet.

maybe i should go ask in the kouki aero thread.

[jspecusa]

Originally Posted by projectRDM

^ he's right, except the changeover was 1996. Only 1995 models ('94-'95 in Japan) use the pad style. The joystick was introduced in 1996 in all markets. The plug is different too, but the pin locations are the exact same.

I remember I told you I had the joystick type in my 96 and you told me it's from 97 and up.

[Wake]

damn I though sam was gonna come settle it all for us.

[fos240]

Originally Posted by jspecusa

I remember I told you I had the joystick type in my 96 and you told me it's from 97 and up.

can you get another one?

frankie

[yle00984]

im looking for the middle one but dont know where to fine them i see alot of the peeps selling the folding mirrors, sell it with the other two type of switches. im looking for the vertical one in the center.

anyone have one or know somewhere to get one?

[fliprayzin240sx]

I think the one on the right was the same style that was in my 97 R33...I cant remember now since I've sold that car almost a year ago. If I remember correctly, the R33 switch wasnt on the center console like on my S14. It was on the bottom right of the dash. Looked into my Silvia and my 93 S14 got the pad style one on the center console.

[Agamemnon]

Center switch is from an R33. It may have been carried over to other models as well.

Right switch is from an A32 Cefiro, N15 Pulsar, and Kouki 180sx.

The left switch is from an S14 with the rare heated mirror option.

[SlideWell]

Originally Posted by projectRDM

^ he's right, except the changeover was 1996. Only 1995 models ('94-'95 in Japan) use the pad style. The joystick was introduced in 1996 in all markets. The plug is different too, but the pin locations are the exact same.

and for whatever it is worth, i have the center one in my zenki RHD S14 Silvia and is operational. i believe i bought it on ebay listed as an R33 switch. i didnt like the pad style either.

[yle00984]

does the center switch in the pic, that is from a r33 fit exactly into the s14 center console were the original switch is?

[Agamemnon]

Originally Posted by yle00984

does the center switch in the pic, that is from a r33 fit exactly into the s14 center console were the original switch is?

Yes. Nissan pretty much kept to a standard size for their switches.

[fos240]

Originally Posted by Agamemnon

The left switch is from an S14 with the rare heated mirror option.

i think you are wrong on this one. the center switch is the only one that will fit in the s14 center console with the proper orientation. if the one on the left is installed, the joystick controller would be 90 degrees out from the operation of the mirror.

to clarify, normally when you push the joystick to the left side of the car, either mirror would turn left. with that switch if you pushed the joystick to the left, the mirror would go down.


frankie

[Agamemnon]

Originally Posted by fos240

i think you are wrong on this one. the center switch is the only one that will fit in the s14 center console with the proper orientation. if the one on the left is installed, the joystick controller would be 90 degrees out from the operation of the mirror.

to clarify, normally when you push the joystick to the left side of the car, either mirror would turn left. with that switch if you pushed the joystick to the left, the mirror would go down.


frankie

Yeah I know. The orientation of the joystick is all wrong for the S14. But there is only one person I know that has this switch, and he says it came from an S14 malaysia.

[wbarrett48473]

I also have one of the switches with the defrost and folding option.

When I purchased it off of YAJ it was listed as being S14 but the Australian/European FSM shows the mirror defrost wiring through the rear defrost switch with a relay. Maybe its different on actual jdm cars because I cant find a japanese fsm to find out.

[Wake]

once again people, the left switch was also avail (with heat and folding) on the kouki S13 fastback
so sitting here and trying to see exactly which model is from obviously pretty fucking pointless. We all know nissan was lazy as fuck and everything is exactly the same except orientation on the switch.

unless you can get a master list of all the JDM Nissans that came with power folding mirrors and all the options and the location of their switch.

[mrmephistopheles]

if anyone has a spare s14 with defrost switch, talk to me.

For now I'm just going to wire the mirrors to the defrost button, but if I had the switch, all the better.

[ki_JDM_ds]

I am looking into buying a set of heated power/defrost folding mirrors for my s13 and while I was search for the heated/defrost switch i found Nissan wasn't the only company using it Subaru also uses some of the exact switches

[Agamemnon]

You can just make your own. You can combine the Kouki 180sx folding switch with the 93-94 Maxima heated mirror switch. I read that the maxima switch has a pattern on the reverse side of the panel that you can cut out to fit folding toggle.

[miravete]

n.e.ways...


heres the zenki pad style switch with the power folding option people are referring to.




i have the middle style switch (referring back to the op's main pic)

came with the rhd ebrake console i bought.

but im looking for the pad style switch with the heated button version if possible.

or simply willing to trade the jdm kouki one for the jdm zenki stile if someones interested.

[ac max 92]

Originally Posted by wbarrett48473

I also have one of the switches with the defrost and folding option.

When I purchased it off of YAJ it was listed as being S14 but the Australian/European FSM shows the mirror defrost wiring through the rear defrost switch with a relay. Maybe its different on actual jdm cars because I cant find a japanese fsm to find out.

Where can i find this peticular switch? If anyone has one or access to one please pm me thanks

[rawgarage]

Just bumped a 4 Yr old theead