Description
Interior rear-view mirror for Citroën C1, Berlingo and Peugeot 107, 206, Partner
This interior rear-view mirror is a direct-fit replacement designed for a range of Citroën and Peugeot models. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics, the mirror restores clear rear vision and secure mounting after damage or wear. It is frequently searched by product code (8143GP / 814842), so you can quickly locate the correct part for vehicles in the Citroën/Peugeot family. The mirror suits fleet repairs as well as single-vehicle maintenance and provides a cost-effective solution when the original mirror is cracked, the mount is loose or electrical functions (if present) have failed.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C1, Berlingo; Peugeot 107, 206, Partner
- Product Codes: 8143GP
- Additional Numbers: 814842
Fitment And Vehicles
Compatible with a range of models including Citroën C1 and Berlingo (first and second generation where applicable), and Peugeot 107, 206 and Partner. Always verify the part number against the vehicle’s fitted mirror — part codes such as 8143GP and 814842 are commonly used when searching for the correct replacement.
Function And Common Variants
The mirror provides essential rear visibility and may be supplied in different variants: passive manual day/night, or versions with integrated features such as autodimming, heater elements or mounting for interior sensors. Depending on the vehicle and factory specification, the mirror may mount directly to a metal button glued to the windshield, to the headliner, or to a roof console. Electrical variants will include a connector at the mounting stalk.
Replacement Procedure
General replacement steps for an interior mirror:
- Remove the interior trim or cover around the mirror base if applicable to access the mounting point.
- If the mirror is secured by a screw, remove it and slide the mirror off the mounting button; if it is a push-fit, carefully release the retaining clip and slide the mirror down the mounting post.
- Disconnect any electrical connector before removing the mirror. For mirrors with heating or autodimming, note connector position and orientation.
- Clean the mounting surface and inspect the mounting button or bracket for damage; replace the button or adhesive pad if necessary.
- Fit the new mirror, reconnect electrical connectors, secure with the original screw or clip, and test all functions and adjustment mechanisms.
Installation Recommendations
- Use OEM-style mounting hardware and adhesives. If the mounting button on the windscreen is damaged, replace it rather than reusing worn glue.
- When connecting electrical mirrors, disconnect the vehicle battery before work and reconnect only after the mirror is secured.
- Check and adjust mirror alignment after installation. Verify heating and autodimming functions (if fitted) work correctly.
- If the mirror integrates sensors or microelectronic components, consider professional installation to avoid damage during handling.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
- Impact Damage: The most common cause is mechanical damage from collisions or items striking the mirror.
- Mount Wear: Over time the mounting clip or button can fatigue, loosening the mirror and causing vibration or detachment.
- Electrical Failure: For heated or autodimming mirrors, internal heater elements or sensors can fail due to moisture ingress or electrical faults.
- Adhesive Degradation: Windshield-mounted buttons glued with adhesive can lose bond strength, especially after windshield replacement or exposure to heat.
Search terms that typically help find this part: “8143GP mirror”, “814842 interior mirror”, “Citroën Berlingo mirror”, “Peugeot Partner mirror”.
