Description
Right passenger-side exterior mirror for PEUGEOT 307. Electrically adjustable and heated, electrically folding, with temperature sensor. Color LKR – Babylone Red paint. 8‑pin connector (6+2).
This replacement right (passenger) exterior mirror is designed for mechanics and experienced DIY owners working on Peugeot 307 vehicles. It combines electric adjustment, heating, and an electric folding mechanism with an integrated temperature sensor to ensure reliable visibility in cold or wet conditions. The unit is identified by part code 8149VT and matches the Babylone Red (LKR) paint finish for a factory-like appearance.
Features & Benefits
– Electric Adjustment: Precise motorized mirror movement for quick alignment from inside the vehicle.
– Heating Element: Rapid demisting/deicing to improve visibility in cold weather.
– Electric Folding: Motorized fold-in function to protect the mirror when parked or when passing tight spaces.
– Temperature Sensor: Helps with climate-related functions and may interface with vehicle systems for demisting logic.
– Connector: 8‑pin (6+2) electrical connector for power, heater, folding motor and sensor signals.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 307 (First Generation / 307 I)
- Product Codes: 8149VT
- Additional Numbers: LKR (Paint Code), LKRD, 8‑pin (6+2)
Compatibility
Intended for Peugeot 307 models that accept the 8‑pin (6+2) passenger-side mirror and use the Babylone Red (LKR) paint code. Always check visual match of connector type and mounting points before installation.
How To Replace
Basic replacement steps for a professional or experienced DIY mechanic:
- Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting to avoid short circuits and to protect electrical components.
- Remove the interior door trim or triangular mirror cover to access the mirror mounting bolts and electrical connector.
- Disconnect the 8‑pin connector (6+2) carefully, releasing any locking tabs to avoid damage.
- Unscrew the mirror retaining bolts and support the mirror while removing it from the door.
- Fit the new mirror in position, secure the mounting bolts to the manufacturer’s torque specification, and reconnect the electrical connector.
- Reinstall door trim or mirror cover and reconnect the battery. Test adjustment, heating, folding, and sensor functions before finishing.
Installation Recommendations
– Use proper trim tools to avoid damaging clips and door panels.
– Check connector pins for corrosion or bent pins; clean contacts if necessary.
– After installation, verify mirror calibration and function from inside the vehicle; if any functions are inoperative, recheck wiring and connector seating.
– When refitting, tighten fasteners to the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended torque to prevent loosening or water ingress.
Most Common Causes Of Failure
– Impact Damage: Collisions or knocks are the most frequent cause of mirror breakage or motor damage.
– Water Ingress/Corrosion: Moisture can corrode connectors, electric motors, and heating elements, causing intermittent or permanent failure.
– Motor Wear: Repeated use of folding and adjustment motors can lead to mechanical wear over time.
– Wiring Damage: Pinched or damaged wiring in the door hinge area can interrupt power to the mirror functions.
– Heating Element or Sensor Faults: Heating wires can fail or temperature sensors can give incorrect readings due to aging or contamination.
Replacing a damaged or malfunctioning mirror with a correctly coded and fitted unit restores safety and convenience features. Suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIYers familiar with door trim removal and vehicle electrical connectors.
