Side view mirror replacement
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Side view mirror replacement
My driver side mirror met up with an oncoming van yesterday. His completely shattered (it was a Ford), mine is intact, scuffed up the finish a little, but shattered the mirror. Can I replace the glass only or do I need to replace the whole assembly? What are my options besides the dealer route? It's a 97 Limited, black finish, power mirrors. Thank you in advance.
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My bet is on the whole assembly, but i don't know for sure.
I was just going to suggest maybe retrofitting the heated side mirrors (99-02 mirrors) if you had the choice or would want to. Best bet would be to call a toyota dealer to see if they have the part number just for the glass.
Ritzy might be able to source some mirrors out for you with all the 3rd gen runners he comes across- i only live about 40 miles north of him and can't find ONE in a junk yard!
good luck.
I was just going to suggest maybe retrofitting the heated side mirrors (99-02 mirrors) if you had the choice or would want to. Best bet would be to call a toyota dealer to see if they have the part number just for the glass.
Ritzy might be able to source some mirrors out for you with all the 3rd gen runners he comes across- i only live about 40 miles north of him and can't find ONE in a junk yard!
good luck.
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The mirror can be bought seperately. Check www.toyotapartsales.com and etc. They seem to run around $26.
Heres a TSB to change them...
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/2000/Serv...ce%20Parts.pdf
Heres a TSB to change them...
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/2000/Serv...ce%20Parts.pdf
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The mirror can be bought seperately. Check toyotapartales.com and etc. They seem to run around $26.
Heres a TSB to change them...
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/2000/Serv...ce%20Parts.pdf
Heres a TSB to change them...
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/2000/Serv...ce%20Parts.pdf
Hey, many thanks Godzilla for the info. The TSB is a tremendous help. Can you verify the website? (toyotapartales.com) It doesn't seem to work as my browser says the site doesn't exist. Thanks again!
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here is the correted site addy the "s" for sales was missing hope this helps
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074
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here is the correted site addy the "s" for sales was missing hope this helps
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074
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weird..seems like all the catalogue sites are down. You can get it from them, since I checked it the other day to see the cost. (I prefer toyotapartsales.com)
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I really appreciate the help. I'm having the same trouble getting to the catalog sites. Probably down for maintenance or upgrades. I'll check back later.
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OK, it seems like they are back up and running
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...?siteid=214074
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My driver side mirror met up with an oncoming van yesterday. His completely shattered (it was a Ford), mine is intact, scuffed up the finish a little, but shattered the mirror. Can I replace the glass only or do I need to replace the whole assembly? What are my options besides the dealer route? It's a 97 Limited, black finish, power mirrors. Thank you in advance.
They are pretty tough to find given how hard they are to buy. But I can locate him one, most likely in OR that wont cost too much.
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FWIW:
Glass Only Left 96-99 $37.39 $26.53
Mirror Assy Black Left 97-98 $218.26 $154.84
If you go the glass only route, check to make sure the mirror servos are not broken first. If there are broken pieces in there, replacing the glass wont do you any good.
Glass Only Left 96-99 $37.39 $26.53
Mirror Assy Black Left 97-98 $218.26 $154.84
If you go the glass only route, check to make sure the mirror servos are not broken first. If there are broken pieces in there, replacing the glass wont do you any good.
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Thanks! The mirror assembly seems to be operating properly... I've got left/right and up/down movement. Do you sell the glass or is this pricing from the above mentioned website? You have two different costs, what's the difference? Besides $10.86.
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Thanks everyone for the help! Finally had time this morning to jump on www.toyotapartsales.com and find the glass replacement. Going to order and put this to rest.
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Can anyone tell me what is the actual difference between the following parts referenced in http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/2000/Serv...ce%20Parts.pdf
This document lists the following mirror glass part numbers for a 1999 4Runner...
87947–35230 (LH)
87947–35740 (LH) Heated
One part is for a non heated mirror and the other is for a heated mirror. In my case I have broken glass but the rest of the mirror including the heating element look to be good. So can I use the "non heated" part number with my existing heating element (and save myself about $20) or is there some other difference that would prevent this?
Thanks,
Ken.
This document lists the following mirror glass part numbers for a 1999 4Runner...
87947–35230 (LH)
87947–35740 (LH) Heated
One part is for a non heated mirror and the other is for a heated mirror. In my case I have broken glass but the rest of the mirror including the heating element look to be good. So can I use the "non heated" part number with my existing heating element (and save myself about $20) or is there some other difference that would prevent this?
Thanks,
Ken.
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