🚗 Dorman 955-1444 Passenger Side Power Door Mirror - Compatible with Various Toyota Models Review

Similar to other reviews I've just read, the electrical connector doesn't match the 2001 Sienna. So dumb that the company and Revain keep making them tell customers they're compatible.

Side mirrors don't last very long in Union City, NJ. Narrow streets and heavy traffic take their toll on cars sleeping on the road, and side mirrors are a common victim. But having a replacement that matches the original makes life easier.

The mirror itself fits the 2003 Toyota Sienna perfectly but if you are ordering a mirror without a heated mirror you will need to cut off the old connector of the old mirror and solder to the new mirror. This isn't difficult if you've already soldered the wires. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I had to do some extra work and the mirror wasn't plug and play.

Said to fit my 2002 Toyota Sienna XLE, however the electrical connection was 3 pin instead of the standard 6 pin. I had to bend three pins to fit the mirror, which resulted in the mirror only moving up and down, not left and right. You have to manually adjust the mirror left and right. Otherwise it wasn't that bad. Be careful when removing the door panel around the handle.

Perfect for my 2003 Toyota Sienna minivan. Turns out my van had a heated side mirror even though our Sienna is a base (LE) model, but I was still able to do it. I recommend, as I do for others, to make sure which version you actually have (heated, non-heated) before installing. Drive. I don't know if there are other options on the market but I would consider them.

As other reviewers have noted, it has a 3 pin connector while the heated version has a 6 pin connector. Not sure if the extra contacts are for heated mirrors. After I connected the connectors (you can snap the 3-wire connector into the top half of the OEM 6-wire connector - there is no need to splice the wires and the wire colors match the original mirror), the mirror turned on and off, but not in and out. However, it was a huge improvement (the old mirror lost the folding lock and slipstream…

Quality product but the harness connector was smaller than the original and had one wire less. I managed to put it back in place and attached it to the Toyota Sienna Van. However, the mirror moves side to side to adjust, not up and down - you'll have to manually adjust this when you stop. It was pretty easy to install. You need to remove the rubber cover and insert it first, then slide the mirror over the cover and then it will fit properly in the groove on the door frame. Otherwise, it's a…

My van is from 1999 and for the price it's a very good replacement for the broken mirror it replaced. But one after anonther. Check your existing fork. 5 pin adapter or just 3? As I wrote in a comment on one of the other reviews your mirrors will likely get hot if you have 5 pin so you don't need this mirror. I ordered this mirror not knowing I have heated mirrors (my wife drives a van and I don't know and she doesn't know about these things) but I was able to pull the pins out of the old…