🔍 SEO-Optimized: Passenger Side Mirror Glass for Hyundai Elantra Sedan - Fit System 90228 Review

Item arrived quickly and in excellent condition. I almost sent it back thinking it was the wrong side but I realized the mirror is two sided and just flipped it, yes! It didn't fit the frame exactly, but I don't think it will as it's made for multiple models. I used epoxy to attach it and it's perfect.

Works but a bit small for the backplate. gaps at the edges. Doesn't have a heating element, but I knew that from the start. The supplied adhesive pads are not big enough. Still better than taking it to the mechanic or being fined. UPDATE: 02/22/16. A year later, this mirror fell off my car as I was closing the door and broke it. If you buy this product I recommend using extra glue! Driving down the New Jersey Turnpike without a left mirror is no fun.

I recommend this if you're okay with it not getting hot. And it was easy to install, much quicker than a complete mirror replacement (I know from experience). Don't waste your time cleaning the fragile heating film off an old mirror; which should not be reused. Unlike Jeff's attempt, my attempt simply destroyed the film. Otherwise the installation would be a piece of cake. I agree, if you look closely you will notice that this jar is slightly smaller than the old jar. IMHO it still looks ok.

Purchased to replace a broken mirror on my 2009 Hyundai Elantra. As already mentioned, this mirror does not have a heating function. I had no idea the stock windows had a heating function, but you'll notice a difference without it. In any case, the installation is easy. Pull the mirror out of the housing. The mirror itself is attached to a plastic fastener. I didn't trust the included double sided tape so I used epoxy to bond this mirror to the plastic fastener. Once the epoxy has dried, simply

2008 Hyundai Elantra driver's rearview mirror housing did not fit. Obviously I wasn't able to measure properly prior to purchasing this mirror and the 1/16 inch difference in size left a gap between it and the plastic housing that the original mirror rested on. I would return it and get a competitor that was the right size (and only a few bucks more), but at this point I just needed to know how to ride and couldn't wait any longer. Instead I used a quick drying silicone sealer over the gap…