Review on 🚘 Honda Genuine Mirror Sub-Assy, R. (76203-TK8-A51): Authentic Replacement Part for Optimal Repair Performance by Martin Dosunmu

The Honda dealer guy didn't look but said it would cost you six or seven hundred dollars. He had to replace everything even though the camera worked perfectly. That worked great. Even moves in response to my inner control. A few Tipps. I had to use pliers to remove the heating cable from the old mirror. For some reason there was no need to insert the new cable. After putting it back in place, I noticed the area on the bottom that needed to be snapped in, but I didn't notice the area on the top that needed to be snapped in. When I figured it out, he went in perfectly. You need to tilt the mirror so it hits the top clips. I was very fortunate to only pay forty dollars to fix what looked like a complete disaster. I'm still not sure what happened, I just assumed something was sticking out of the trash can. The only thing I saw in the rearview mirror was a standing garbage can.