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Whats this about drilling the mirors? Do they really fill with water?:thinking:

This has been discussed at length here:

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...rilled+mirrors

It just makes it easier to change the fluid. Blinker fluid, mirrior fluid and the air in your tires should changed every 3K miles. Just be glad you don't have muffler bearings...those were a beating.

Just make sure you use a high-quality diamond carbide drill bit, otherwise the glass may break and you'll have 7 years of bad luck. :crazyeyes:



The mirror drilling is the sign of a true Jeeper.

Nevermind all those fools who lift their rigs and have bigger tires and such.

The first thing a true Jeep JK aficionado will do is check the mirrors for drill holes.

If you see someone checking a Jeep's undercarriage, they're probably a mall crawler checking for chrome. :yup:

To answer your question.. Yes, yes, and yes.. Water out the wazoo.

Now wait just a min, I was told after doing mine in the pouring rain and taking pictures of it that i was a uber JKer.

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voted one of the best mods ever!!!!:rotflmao1:

Thanks for the reminder. I haven't done mine yet due to crappy weather and laziness. Guess it is time to do it.

When I drilled my mirrors, we were in a severe draught. Only a few lucky ones get to drill their mirrors in the rain. :eek2:

What is thy bidding, Master? :bowdown:

Master?
Hmmmmmmmmmm....................................... ......:eek2::eek2::eek2::thinking:

Been a girl all my life and yes i wear jeans and tee shirts a lot of the time but Master?:rotflmao2:

No bidding right now. :2thumbs::evil_laughterpurple