Partslink part types from 1320
Replacement door mirrors
A door mirror is a small part with a long option list. Two mirrors that look alike from ten feet can differ in heat, power folding, turn signal, blind-spot warning and memory.
We match all of it to your vehicle and to the connector on your car.
What we sell
| Part | Partslink type | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Door mirror assembly | 1320 left, 1321 right | The complete mirror: housing, glass, motor and wiring. |
| Mirror glass | none listed | Glass on its backing plate, heated or plain, for when the housing is fine. |
| Mirror cap | none listed | The painted or textured cover on the back of the housing. |
| Towing mirrors | none listed | Extending mirrors for trucks, singly or as a pair. |
The numbers are Partslink part types, the collision trade’s shared numbering system. How to read one.
What changes the part number
Two mirrors that bolt to the same door can carry different plugs. These are the functions that change the part.
- Power or manual
- Power adjustment is nearly universal now, but base trucks and vans still come both ways.
- Heated glass
- Usually tied to a cold-weather or convenience package.
- Power folding
- Adds a motor in the base and pins in the plug.
- Turn signal
- A lamp in the housing or behind the glass.
- Blind-spot warning
- An indicator in the glass, wired to the rear radar.
- Memory, puddle lamp, camera
- Each adds wiring. Surround-view cameras sit under the housing.
- Cap finish
- Textured black, chrome or paint-to-match. Paint-to-match caps arrive primed or in smooth black.
- The VIN, or year, make, model and trim
- Which side, named from the driver’s seat
- The functions your mirror has: heat, power fold, signal, blind-spot light
- The number of pins in the mirror plug, if you can reach it
Good to know before you order
Count the pins
More functions mean more pins in the plug on the mirror harness, and a mirror with the wrong plug will not connect.
Left is the driver’s side
Sides are named from the driver’s seat, facing forward. On U.S. vehicles the left mirror is the driver’s.
Passenger glass is convex
U.S. passenger-side glass is curved for a wider view and carries the “objects in mirror are closer than they appear” line. Replacement glass should have both. Check before you install it.
Sometimes the glass is enough
If the housing and motor still work, glass on a backing plate is the smaller repair.
Questions
Which side is “left”?
Left and right are named from the driver’s seat, facing forward. On U.S. vehicles, left is the driver’s side. More on sides.
How do I know the part will fit?
Send the VIN if you can. We check the original part number and the Partslink number against your car’s build, then confirm the options that change the part: lamp type, mirror functions, sensor openings, engine and transmission. How we match parts has the detail.
What is your return policy?
You have 30 days from delivery to return a part that is new and unpainted, in its original packaging. A test fit does not count as installing it. If we sent the wrong part, or it arrived damaged or defective, return shipping is on us. The full policy is on Returns and warranty.