Description
Interior rear-view mirror for Citroën C1, Berlingo and Peugeot 107, 206, Partner
Premium replacement interior rear-view mirror designed for a range of Citroën and Peugeot models. This unit is a direct-fit alternative commonly referenced by part numbers 8143GP and 814842, making it easy to locate in catalogues and search engines. Built for professional workshops and experienced DIYers, the mirror restores clear rear visibility, secure mounting and reliable day-to-day performance after impact damage or wear. Ideal for fleet repairs, accident recovery and routine interior refurbishment.
Features and Benefits
– Direct fit for multiple Citroën and Peugeot models; simplifies ordering when the part number is known.
– Robust plastic housing and universal mounting interface for stability and low vibration.
– Restores full rear visibility and cabin aesthetics after damage or detachment.
– Suitable for fast replacement in workshop settings or for competent home mechanics.
Compatibility
Fits the following vehicles (check physical match with your vehicle mounting plate): Citroën C1; Citroën Berlingo (generations I and II); Peugeot 107; Peugeot 206; Peugeot Partner (generations I and II). Often searched under codes 8143GP and 814842.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C1; Berlingo (I & II); Peugeot 107; 206; Partner (I & II)
- Product Codes: 814842, 8143GP
- Additional Numbers: Alternative reference formats 8143.GP, 8143GP
Installation Recommendations
Replacement is straightforward for experienced mechanics but requires attention to mounting type. Typical steps:
- Inspect the mounting method: mirror may slide onto a glued windshield button, screw to an overhead bracket, or secure with a small set screw. Identify before removal.
- If equipped with electrical functions (auto-dip, compass, heating), disconnect the battery before unplugging connectors and follow safe electrical handling practices.
- Remove interior trim as needed (use plastic trim tools to avoid damage), loosen set screw or slide the mirror off the mounting button.
- If the mirror is bonded to the windshield, remove the old adhesive residue and clean surfaces with isopropyl alcohol. Use a proper rear-view mirror adhesive kit when reattaching a glued button.
- Fit the new mirror on the mounting plate, secure set screws to the correct torque, reconnect any electrical connectors and test functions before reassembling trim.
- Always follow manufacturer procedures and use correct adhesives and tools to ensure safe, vibration-free installation.
Most Common Failure Reasons
Interior mirrors typically fail or require replacement for the following reasons:
- Impact Damage: Accidents, door slams or objects striking the mirror housing often crack the housing or glass.
- Mounting Plate Failure: The glued windshield button can delaminate due to temperature cycles or poor previous bonding.
- Wear Of Ball Joint: Repeated adjustment and age can cause excessive play in the pivot joint, reducing stability and causing vibration.
- Plastic Fatigue And UV Exposure: Long-term sun exposure can make housings brittle and prone to cracking.
- Electrical Faults Or Corrosion: On electrically equipped mirrors, connector corrosion or broken wires can disable features.
Typical service life varies widely depending on use and environment; mirrors are commonly replaced after impact events or after many years when joints and plastics begin to fail.
