Description
Right-hand electric exterior mirror for Citroën C4. Color EKQD paint Lucifer Red. 8-pin connector (6+2). Passenger-side door.
Product Overview
This genuine-style right-hand (passenger-side) electric exterior mirror suits Citroën C4 models and is commonly identified by part codes 96548383 and 8149ZX. The mirror is finished in paint code EKQD (Lucifer Red), fitted with an 8-pin connector (6+2) for power and signal circuits. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics who search by product number when sourcing replacement parts.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën
- Model: Citroën C4
- Product Codes: 96548383, 8149ZX, EKQD
- Additional Numbers: 8-pin connector (6+2); Passenger-side (Right)
Features and Function
The unit provides powered mirror adjustment via integrated electric actuators controlled from the driver’s switch panel. It mounts to the passenger door and transmits adjustment signals through an 8-pin connector. The mirror housing is pre-painted to match the specified color code (EKQD), reducing the need for additional refinishing when replacing a damaged unit.
Fitment and Replacement
Typical replacement steps for experienced technicians or competent DIYers:
- Remove the inner door trim or triangular mirror cover to access the mirror fasteners and connector.
- Disconnect the mirror electrical connector (note pin count and locking tab) and remove the mounting bolts.
- Fit the new mirror, secure the fasteners evenly, reconnect the electrical connector and refit trim panels.
- Test all mirror functions: adjust directions, folding (if applicable) and any heating element (only if originally equipped).
Mounting Recommendation
Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting electrical work to avoid shorts and unintended activation. Inspect the connector for corrosion and bent pins; clean contacts if necessary and apply a light dielectric grease to protect against moisture. Ensure door trim clips are returned correctly to avoid rattles. If the mirror requires painting, use the correct paint code EKQD to match the original finish.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
Common causes of mirror failure include physical impact (collision or parking damage), water ingress leading to corrosion of the connector or motor, and wear of the adjustment motor after many cycles. Flexible wiring inside the door can also break from repeated door opening/closing or from previous door repairs. Paint damage typically results from external impacts rather than electrical faults.
Notes for Buyers
Searchable by product codes (96548383, 8149ZX, EKQD) — using these numbers will speed up finding the correct replacement. Designed for professional installation but suitable for competent DIY mechanics who follow safe working procedures.
