Side Rear Mirror Warped?
10-07-16, 08:01 PM
#16
CoOl21,
The mirrors are called electrochromic (sometimes called electrochromatic) glass. There's liquid that changes when it gets a electric signal.
They are only found on 1997+ cars, so be careful in a junkyard or partout hunt since those years are decreasing in number.
The auto-dimming glass is available from the dealer but it is very expensive around $280-$360 depending on the seller. The part number for one of the sides is 87906-24070.
All other glass you see for cheap (under $30) are not auto-dimming, such as the ones on rockauto or amazon etc.
The mirrors are called electrochromic (sometimes called electrochromatic) glass. There's liquid that changes when it gets a electric signal.
They are only found on 1997+ cars, so be careful in a junkyard or partout hunt since those years are decreasing in number.
The auto-dimming glass is available from the dealer but it is very expensive around $280-$360 depending on the seller. The part number for one of the sides is 87906-24070.
All other glass you see for cheap (under $30) are not auto-dimming, such as the ones on rockauto or amazon etc.
10-08-16, 08:07 AM
#17
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CoOl21,
The mirrors are called electrochromic (sometimes called electrochromatic) glass. There's liquid that changes when it gets a electric signal.
They are only found on 1997+ cars, so be careful in a junkyard or partout hunt since those years are decreasing in number.
The auto-dimming glass is available from the dealer but it is very expensive around $280-$360 depending on the seller. The part number for one of the sides is 87906-24070.
All other glass you see for cheap (under $30) are not auto-dimming, such as the ones on rockauto or amazon etc.
The mirrors are called electrochromic (sometimes called electrochromatic) glass. There's liquid that changes when it gets a electric signal.
They are only found on 1997+ cars, so be careful in a junkyard or partout hunt since those years are decreasing in number.
The auto-dimming glass is available from the dealer but it is very expensive around $280-$360 depending on the seller. The part number for one of the sides is 87906-24070.
All other glass you see for cheap (under $30) are not auto-dimming, such as the ones on rockauto or amazon etc.
Is there a good way to tell if it is leaking, is something like this broken? or still salvageable?
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