🚙 2009-2013 Toyota Corolla Passenger Side Power Operated Side View Mirror - Non-Heated, Unpainted - Parts Link #: TO1321249 Review

It fit well and was easy to install on my 2009 Corolla but as others have pointed out the lid did not hold securely. In fact, it recently fell off while I was on the freeway. Now I'll probably buy OEM again.

Fits perfectly and no wind noise after installation. I removed the colored plug from the old mirror, it fits this one perfectly. The screws are pretty short compared to the screws on the original, so I gave it a star for that. I still had the old screws and they worked great in this mirror.

Secure fit, I reused the factory bolts as they were still there and looked better than the ones that came with this one, but I have no doubt they will do the job. Took about 30 minutes to install after watching a youtube video to figure out what to do to gain access to wiring and such. I removed the speaker for easier installation.

I ordered this part because I thought I walked into a trash can a few months ago and broke the motor that moved the mirror. Turns out, after installing it, I found out that my switch was actually defective. However, I was able to test the mirror with the old switch and it connected and moved fine. The mounting points were perfect and it's probably recommended to use the factory cap if you still have one. The plug was a bit tight. So much so that when I discovered my switch was broken, I almost…

This is a very simple product; just what I needed for a side mirror that was knocked off and too broken to easily put back on. I have a 2012 Corolla and everything works fine. The hardest part is taking the door panel off so you can get to the mirror, but once that's done you simply screw on the mirror and plug in the wire connector and you're done. It fits well and is secure. I was also able to tear the painted back of the body off the broken original mirror and attach it to this in place of…

My mirror was smashed a few days ago when someone allegedly damaged it while I was parked in front of the grocery store. My local dealerships were selling replacement mirror assemblies for my 2012 Toyota Corolla LE for $60-70 each and it would cost me about $150 to have someone fix them for me. I decided to take the risk and order this from Amazon and I'm very happy with it so far. After watching a few YouTube videos we removed my old mirror and replaced it. The outer sheath was a little tricky