Description
Right exterior mirror for CITROËN C3 from 2009 – 2016
Color KGW – Belle-Île Blue paint
Electrically adjustable, heated, temperature sensor
7 PIN (5+2)
This right side exterior mirror is a direct-fit replacement for Citroën C3 II models (2009-2016). Designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, it restores full electric adjustment, heating and temperature sensing functions with factory-style fitment and the KGW Belle-Île blue finish. The unit carries the product code KGWD 8154AR and matches the original 7-pin (5+2) electrical connector used on these vehicles.
Key Features
- Right Side Mirror (Passenger Side in Left-Hand Drive Markets)
- Electric Adjustment Motor For Mirror Glass
- Heated Glass Element To Reduce Frost And Fog
- Built-In Temperature Sensor
- 7-Pin Connector Configuration (5+2)
- Painted In KGW – Belle-Île Blue
- Fits Citroën C3 II Models From 2009 To 2016
How To Replace
Replacement is straightforward for a trained mechanic or competent DIYer. Typical steps:
- Prepare Tools: Trim removal tools, socket set or spanners, flat screwdriver, and safety gloves.
- Remove Interior Trim Or Triangular Trim Cover At The Mirror Base To Access Fasteners And Connector.
- Disconnect The Electrical Connector Carefully And Release Any Retaining Clips.
- Unscrew The Mirror Retaining Nuts Or Bolts And Remove The Old Mirror Assembly.
- Transfer Any Required Components (e.g. Mirror Glass, Wiring Grommet) If Specified By The Vehicle.
- Fit The New Mirror, Reconnect The Electrical Connector And Secure Fasteners Evenly. Avoid Overtightening.
- Reconnect Battery If Disconnected And Test All Functions: Adjustment, Heating, And Temperature Sensor Response Before Reassembling Trim.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Citroën (Stellantis)
- Model: Citroën C3 II (2009-2016)
- Product Codes: KGWD 8154AR
- Other Numbers: 8154ar
- Color: KGW – Belle-Île Blue
- Connector: 7 PIN (5+2)
- Functions: Electrically Adjustable; Heated; Temperature Sensor
Recommendation For Installation
- Disconnect The Battery Or Isolate Power Before Working On Electrical Connectors To Prevent Short Circuits.
- Test Electrical Functions Before Refitting Interior Trim To Verify Proper Operation.
- Use Trim Tools To Avoid Damaging Door Panels And Clips.
- Tighten Fasteners Evenly And To Proper Tightening Feel; Do Not Overtighten Plastic Components.
- If The Original Mirror Had Additional Features (Puddle Lamp, Folding Motor), Check Pinout Compatibility Before Installation.
Why This Part Commonly Fails
Exterior mirrors most often fail due to impact damage from collisions or parking incidents. Other frequent causes include water ingress and connector corrosion that disable heating elements or motors, wear of the adjustment motor and internal gears from frequent use, and broken mirror glass from road debris. Electrical faults may also occur where wiring is pinched or stressed in the door hinge area.
Replacing a damaged or non-functional mirror with the correct KGWD 8154AR unit restores safety and convenience features, helps maintain vehicle appearance, and ensures reliable operation of heating and sensing functions essential in cold or humid conditions.
