Description
Right exterior mirror for PEUGEOT 207. Electrically adjustable, heated, with temperature sensor. Color EXL – Obsidian Black Paint. Passenger Door. 9 (4+5) PIN.
This right-hand exterior mirror is a direct-fit replacement for the Peugeot 207 passenger door. It offers electric adjustment, integrated heating and a temperature sensor to improve visibility in cold or wet conditions. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics, the mirror is commonly referenced by part numbers 96806501XT, 8149ZH and EXLD—searching by these codes increases the chance of fast identification and correct selection.
The unit comes painted in EXL Obsidian Black and uses a 9-pin connector arranged as 4+5 pins. Installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with door trim removal and electrical connectors; after fitting, verify mirror adjustment, heater operation and sensor functionality. Using the original connector and mounting points ensures a secure fit and reduces installation time.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 207
- Product Codes: 96806501XT, 8149ZH, EXLD
- Additional Numbers: 9 (4+5) PIN
- Color: EXL – Obsidian Black Paint
- Position: Right / Passenger Side
- Functions: Electric Adjustment, Heated Glass, Temperature Sensor
Installation Recommendations
Preparation and correct procedure reduce risk of damage and ensure full functionality:
- Park On Level Surface And Secure Vehicle. Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits.
- Remove Interior Door Trim And The Triangular Trim Covering The Mirror Mounting Area.
- Support The Mirror From Outside While Unscrewing The Fastening Nuts From Inside The Door.
- Carefully Disconnect The 9-Pin Connector (4+5). Inspect Pins For Corrosion Or Bent Contacts.
- Fit The New Mirror, Connect The Connector And Tighten Fasteners To Manufacturer Torque Values.
- Reassemble Door Trim And Test All Functions: Electric Adjustment, Heating And Temperature Sensor Response.
- Use Suitable Tools And Protective Covers To Avoid Scratching Paint Or Glass During Installation.
Why This Part Most Commonly Fails
- Collision And Impact Damage: Side mirrors are frequently struck in parking maneuvers or side impacts; mechanical breakage and cracked glass are common.
- Water Ingress And Corrosion: Moisture Can Cause Connector Corrosion, Motor Failure Or Poor Heater Contact Over Time.
- Wear Of Internal Actuator: Repeated Adjustment And Folding Wear The Electric Motor/Mechanism, Leading To Sluggish Or Nonfunctional Movement.
- Electrical Faults: Broken Wiring Or Damaged Pins From Incorrect Removal Can Cause Intermittent Operation.
- Paint Or Coating Damage: Exposure To Stones Or Debris May Chip Paint; Repeated Damage Can Affect Appearance And Corrosion Resistance.
Practical Tips
- Check Pins And Connector Condition Before Installation; Clean Corroded Contacts With Appropriate Contact Cleaner.
- If Mirror Housing Is Damaged But Electronics Are Intact, Consider Transferring Internal Components To New Housing (When Feasible).
- After Installation, Verify That Mirror Folding (If Applicable), Heating And Adjustment Work Under All Driving Conditions.
- Replace Damaged Mirrors Promptly To Maintain Visibility And Road Safety.
