Mirror and door cards

[Chris Bartram]

I was an idiot, and caught my passenger door mirror while reversing at our holiday property recently. It's damaged the black surround, the LED strip, *and* the painted cap. Of course it has.

Anyway, the cap is probably saveable with a bit of paint, but the black surround is knackered. Does anyone happen to know if the black surround that faces the rear of the car is available separately, or is it part of the mirror body? I know the cap and LED are available as individual parts.

Secondly, is there a guide to removing the door cards? Someone here did an excellent guide for the MK2 Leon that I used years ago.

Thirdly, if anyone has a passenger (left) side mirror going spare (especially in Mystery Blue) I'd love to buy it :-/

 

[grabania]

Unfortunately the black part is the mirror body. As for the instruction I've attached few photos from manual.

 

[Chris Bartram]

Unfortunately the black part is the mirror body. As for the instruction I've attached few photos from manual.

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Thanks, that's brilliant. (well, apart from the news I need a whole mirror )

 

[Chris Bartram]

Happily, a quick look at eBay has found me the correct, power fold mirror in the right colour

 

[BillyCool]

Happily, a quick look at eBay has found me the correct, power fold mirror in the right colour

You may have it sorted but this video was really helpful for me when having to change my drivers side mirror:

There is also another on on how to actually remove the mirror. I also fitted the reactive indicator strips as my 2014 had ones that were hard to see.

 

[Chris Bartram]

You may have it sorted but this video was really helpful for me when having to change my drivers side mirror:

There is also another on on how to actually remove the mirror. I also fitted the reactive indicator strips as my 2014 had ones that were hard to see.

Thanks, that's really helpful. I'm not often keen on videos, but that's really useful.