Nope. All the aftermarket electric mirrors only have 3 wires going to them, and the folding mirrors have 7. The same is true of the genuine Toyota part. I rang the local dealership and gave them the VIN# and they told me my car was an Australian compliance car - I'd always thought it was a Japanese import. The thing that had puzzled me for years is that it has a GXL badge, but is essentially Sahara spec - it had all the Sahara appointments except for factory locking diffs (which I have now fitted). The bloke I spoke to told me that they were all options when you ordered a GXL.
But folding mirrors weren't. They weren't available in Australia, and only the japanese domestic market. So why does my car have them? I have no idea.
I downloaded the workshop manual and chased up the wiring diagram. The manual only has circuitry for the non=folding mirrors, corresponding to the three pin plug on the mirrors. But here's the interesting part - the mirror switch has 10 wires coming out of it. For the 3-pin mirrors (non-folding), only 7 of the 10 wires are used. 3 of the wires are unused. These 3 evidently are for the folding and unfolding, and my switch has electrical connectors for all 10 wires.
So I have one folding and one non-folding mirror. The LH side is original, and the RH side is not. It was on the car when I bought it, and for some reason (I can't remember) I replaced it a while ago, not knowing that the wiring was different.
So now I'm chasing a RHS folding mirror. It's not available from Toyota, and they don't even list it as a part (in Australia).
Maybe it's available in Japan? Maybe I could contact Toyota Australia and get them to chase it up with Japan? Or maybe, just maybe, there is a second-hand one somewhere in the world....
