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

Easy installation and perfect fit for our Odyssey EX-L. It has a simple connector for connecting a heating element and it snaps into place. Has full movement with mirror controls and just like the real thing.

Fairly easy to install. I used a towel to soften the glass during installation so it doesn't break. Insert the top into the clips, then press down to install. Rock him to make sure he's safe. It took me a few tries, but it was a lot cheaper than having a mechanic do it.

Perfectly fits my 2015 Honda Odyssey EX-L. Super easy exchange. Initially I just tried replacing the broken glass but it was a real agony. This "sub-assembly" includes a plastic back and heating elements (which simply slide over the connector) making it a much more reliable replacement. Highly recommended.

I didn't like that there were no instructions, but I managed to install it. You need to slide the mirror up from the bottom where it will hook onto the inside top hooks. Then you need to press hard left and right on the bottom of the mirror. It should make a popping sound as it snaps into the holes. With the first movement and collision with a bump in the road, the top of the mirror flew out.

I was in a panic when someone broke my glass in the hotel parking lot. No proof of who broke it in another state when I travel the insurance company can't cover it, no accident record because we are in a hurry to be somewhere on our travel schedule and just the mirror broke and what - some junk plastic I used industrial tape on it. . I googled etc and found the Lee parts here. Saved me hundreds of dollars and is exactly the same as the original. No difference.

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…