Description
Right passenger-side exterior mirror for CITROËN C1, PEUGEOT 107 and TOYOTA AYGO. Black, unpainted.
Description
High-quality replacement right (passenger-side) exterior mirror designed as a direct-fit part for Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo. This unit is supplied in black, unpainted finish — ideal for repair shops and DIY mechanics who need a reliable body-side mirror to restore appearance and function after impact or wear. The mirror corresponds to OEM mounting points and part numbers used across Stellantis/PSA platforms, ensuring straightforward installation and consistent alignment.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C1; Peugeot 107; Toyota Aygo
- Product Codes: 87910-0H010, 87910-0H011
- Additional Numbers: 8153YS, 815289, 8151HW
Fitment And Replacement Procedure
This mirror is a passenger-side replacement designed to mount to the original door bracket and fixings. Typical replacement steps for a trained technician or competent DIYer:
- Remove the interior door trim or triangular mirror cover to access mounting screws/bolts.
- If present, carefully disconnect any electrical connector(s) for mirror adjustment, heating or indicators.
- Unscrew the retaining bolts and remove the damaged mirror assembly from the door.
- Transfer any required components from old unit to new (e.g., mirror glass, actuator, indicator module) if they are not supplied with the replacement.
- Fit the new mirror, secure bolts to the manufacturer’s torque specification, reconnect wiring and test all functions (adjustment, heating, indicators) before refitting interior trim.
Installation Recommendations
- Verify the part numbers printed above match the vehicle’s original mirror before installation.
- Handle electrical connectors and plastic trim gently to avoid breakage; test mirror functions prior to final reassembly.
- If the unit is to be painted, use proper priming and paint processes for durable finish — this product is supplied unpainted.
- Use correct torque settings for mounting bolts and avoid overtightening to prevent housing distortion.
Why This Part Most Often Fails
Exterior mirrors typically fail due to impact damage (collisions, parking knocks or vandalism), which cracks the housing or breaks mounting points. Other common causes include internal actuator or motor failure from wear, water ingress or wiring corrosion that leads to loss of power adjustment or heating function, and damage to folding mechanisms. In normal use without impact, mirrors do not have a defined service interval — replacement is driven by functional failure or cosmetic damage.
Notes For Mechanics And DIYers
This mirror is intended for professionals and experienced DIY mechanics familiar with door trim removal and electrical connector handling. Check and, if necessary, transfer any sensors or indicator modules from the original assembly. Always confirm that the replacement restores full mechanical alignment and electrical operation before completing the job.
