🔍 Hyundai Sonata (2006-2010) Unpainted Heated Power Operated Driver Side Door Mirror - Parts Link #: HY1320149 Review

Ideal replacement when color is not important. It's black, but so is the trim. Keep the gasket from the original bracket. This replacement does not come with one. The old one comes off easily and sticks to the new mirror mount.

You should be aware that you will need to pull off the rubber cover to access the screws you will be driving. I don't think it was mentioned anywhere, if not you would use your old screws (which you removed from the old mirror) but there will be a gap in the mirror and door. Bend back, remove bolts/screws, put rubber back, insert into holes and tighten from inside. Hope this helps someone

Easy installation after watching videos on U-Tube. It took maybe 30 minutes and that's only because I was very careful. I saved $400 or more buying and installing from a dealer. Works perfectly. I bought spray paint to match my Blue Sonata car, but I haven't even painted it yet because the color difference between the black mirror and my car isn't that obvious (and it's winter in the Colorado mountains and a long Path). recommended painting temperature.)

Someone flipped my driver's mirror over and broke it. The dealer asked $230 for a replacement. I asked the parts salesman if the aftermarket version was as good and he evaded the fact that their conversations were being recorded. So I took it as "yes". I have a black 2006 Sonata and it fits perfectly. The price is great and it arrived within two days. It turned out to be the same weight as the original, but I'm not sure. This mirror is VERY easy to install yourself. Don't pay the dealer for it.

My mom ripped the driver's side mirror off her 2006 Hyundai at the auto repair shop a few years ago. I assumed the repair would be expensive as I would likely have to go to the dealer. A friend taped it back in place, but it was sticky and didn't stick. Finally, I watched a YouTube video on how to replace a mirror and I couldn't believe how easy it was! And this mirror was so cheap! It was the perfect match. No problem. Well, I should probably draw him someday. :-)

My daughter's driver's side mirror was knocked off in the parking lot (Hyundai Sonata 2006). We found this replacement (unpainted, black) and thought it might be worth a try. It arrived in 2 days and took about 20 minutes to install. (If we were better with tools, maybe we could make it faster!) It fit perfectly into the electrical panel and screwed on easily. The unpainted black goes well with her car, but we'll probably paint it to match when we're done with the refurb.

First I spoke to a famous auto mechanic . He quoted me $400 including $240 for the "aftermarket" part and the rest for labor and paint. He also told me that those sold online for less than $50 mostly don't fit in car wiring. Luckily I didn't have that problem with this replacement mirror. I watched a few youtube videos, bought a 10mm spanner with extension from my local hardware store, and after that it took less than 10 minutes. bright.