Description
Right side mirror for PEUGEOT 407
Electrically operated, electrically folding, heated, temperature sensor
KTV color – PEARL BLACK NERA
Slight scratch, see photo
Passenger side
Part description
The offered right rear view mirror KTVD is a complete part designed for Peugeot 407 – ideal as a quick and affordable replacement after damage to the original mirror. The mirror is electrically controlled, has electric folding, heating and a temperature sensor. The specified KTV color (Nera black pearl) is suitable for cars in the corresponding paint shade.
Condition corresponds to a used part – slight cosmetic damage (scratch) is mentioned in the description and visible in the photo. Thanks to this, you know in advance what you are buying.
Technical information
- Design: electrically operated, electrically folding, heated
- Additional function: temperature sensor
- Color: KTV – lacquer black pearl Nera
- Side: right (passenger)
- Condition note: light scratch (see photo)
Product codes
- Product codes: 96457004XT, 8149VC
Installation recommendations
Generally/typically for replacing a complete rear view mirror the following procedure applies; the exact steps may vary depending on the specific door design and vehicle equipment.
1) Before assembly (checks of the used part, what to compare with the old part)
- Compare the codes 96457004XT / 8149VC with the old part or markings on the car.
- Check that it is the right side (passenger) and that the design fits (electric control, folding, heating, temperature sensor).
- Visually verify the integrity of the cover, mount and connector; expect cosmetics mentioned in description (scratch).
2) Necessary tools and materials (in general, without specific extra parts)
- Set of screwdrivers and/or bits, ratchet with attachments
- Plastic crowbar for removing upholstery
- Contact cleaner (as needed), cloth
- Protective tape/towel to protect the paint around the work
3) Step-by-step assembly procedure
- Secure the car against movement and turn off the ignition.
- Disconnect the battery (recommended when working with door electrical equipment).
- Dismantle the inner cover in the area of the mirror (triangular panel) and access the attachment.
- If necessary to access the connector, partially loosen the door trim/upholstery (be careful not to break the clips).
- Disconnect the mirror electrical connector; check that the pins are not bent or oxidized.
- Hold the mirror from the outside and loosen the fasteners from the inside of the door.
- Remove the old mirror and clean the landing surface (dirt can cause bad landing and vibrations).
- Put on the new mirror, seat it in the correct position and grasp the fixing by hand.
- Tighten the fastening evenly (without overdoing) and check that the mirror is firmly seated.
- Connect the connector and store the wiring securely so that it does not get pinched.
- Refit the covers/upholstery and replace all clips.
- Connect the battery.
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4) Post-assembly checks and test drive/function verification
- Check the electrical control of positions, folding and heating.
- Check that the mirror does not vibrate and that there are no unwanted sounds while driving.
- Inspect fit and tightness at attachment point (proper fit helps reduce leaks and noise).
5) The most common assembly mistakes + how to avoid them
- Swap the side (left/right): always check that it is the right mirror for the passenger side.
- Equipment mismatch (folding, heating, sensor): compare functions and connector with old part before assembly.
- Pinched wiring: run the cables along the original route and check for free tilt movement.
- Damage to the upholstery/clips: use a plastic pry bar and remove gradually without prying the metal against the paintwork.
Reasons why the part is damaged
- Contact during parking (rubbing against an obstacle, pillar, other vehicle) – the most common cause of cracks and buckling.
- Shocks and vibrations – gradual release of attachment, play in the folding mechanism.
- Weather effects – aging of plastics, leaks and subsequent problems with electrical functions.
- Damage to the wiring/connector during improper disassembly of the door panel or mirror.
- Mechanical folding overload (forced folding) – damage to gears and drive.
