How To Install Side by Side Mirrors in 5 Minutes!

Published on September 24, 2023
Duration: 6:49

This guide details the installation of aftermarket side-by-side mirrors onto a UTV, specifically a Kawasaki Mule. The process involves selecting the correct roll cage harness size, using rubber grommets for a secure fit, and adjusting the mirrors for optimal visibility. The presenter emphasizes personal preference for mirror placement and angle, and advises against overtightening the adjustment bolt to allow for impact flexibility.

Quick Summary

Install UTV side mirrors by selecting the correct roll cage harness size and using rubber grommets for a snug fit. Adjust the mirror's position and angle to your preference, then tighten the main adjustment bolt just enough to hold it steady, allowing it to bend upon impact to prevent breakage.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Unboxing
  2. 00:30Package Contents and Tools Needed
  3. 01:04Removing Old Mirror/Mount
  4. 01:13Fitting the Roll Cage Harness
  5. 01:25Using Rubber Grommets for Fit
  6. 01:31Determining Mirror Placement
  7. 01:57Adjusting the Mirror Mount
  8. 03:06Securing the Mirror Mount Bolts
  9. 03:24Finalizing Mirror Adjustment
  10. 04:35Installing the Second Mirror
  11. 04:48Installation Complete
  12. 05:00Future Content and Channel Updates
  13. 06:03Supporting the Channel

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to install UTV side mirrors?

You will need two Allen wrenches and a ratchet set or a crescent wrench to loosen and tighten nuts for adjustments. The specific tools required may vary slightly depending on the mirror kit, but these are the essentials for most universal UTV mirror installations.

How do I ensure UTV side mirrors fit securely on the roll cage?

Most UTV mirror kits come with multiple harness sizes (e.g., 2-inch and 1.75-inch) and rubber grommets. Use the appropriate harness size and insert the rubber grommets between the harness and the roll cage to create a snug fit and prevent rattling or shaking.

Should I tighten UTV side mirror adjustment bolts completely?

No, it's recommended not to overtighten the main adjustment bolt. Tighten it enough to hold the mirror in place during riding, but leave it slightly loose so the mirror can bend or fold back if it impacts an obstacle like a tree, preventing breakage.

Where should I position my UTV side mirrors?

Mirror placement is a matter of personal preference. Some prefer them higher, others lower. Experiment with different positions on the roll cage to find what offers you the best visibility and suits your riding style and UTV configuration.

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