Dorman Door Mirror P/N:955-1239

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$46.99
MPN: 955-1239
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Dorman Door Mirror P/N:955-1239
Dorman Door Mirror P/N:955-1239
$46.99

Replace a cracked or damaged passenger-side mirror with the Dorman Door Mirror 955-1239, a power door mirror assembly built as a side mirror replacement for your Toyota Camry. This right-hand (passenger side) unit is a direct-fit replacement for the 1997-2001 Toyota Camry. See the Buyer's Guide tab for engine and trim details.

  • Reverse engineered: designed to look, fit and work just like the original door mirror on your vehicle's specific year, make and model.
  • Complete assembly: comes with the same mirror glass, housing, bracket and technology as the mirror originally installed on the vehicle.
  • Cost-effective: functions similarly to the original part at a much lower price than a replacement from the dealership or original manufacturer.
  • Straightforward installation: no special tools or equipment are needed to install this new part.

If your Camry side mirror has cracked glass, a broken housing or a damaged bracket, this passenger power door mirror assembly replaces those pieces together as one unit, so you are not sourcing glass, housing and bracket separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this side mirror fit my Toyota Camry?

Yes. It is listed as a direct-fit replacement for the passenger (right) side of the 1997-2001 Toyota Camry. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full fitment details.

What is included with Dorman 955-1239?

It is a complete passenger power door mirror assembly that includes the same mirror glass, housing, bracket and technology as the original mirror on the vehicle.

Do I need special tools to install this mirror?

No. Dorman states that no special tools or equipment are necessary to install this new part.

How does this part affect Toyota Camry side mirror replacement cost?

Dorman states this mirror functions similarly to the original part but is much less expensive than getting a replacement from the dealership or original manufacturer.

What are signs a door mirror may need replacing?

Common signs include cracked or missing glass, a broken or loose housing, or a damaged bracket. If the power adjustment has failed within the mirror itself, replacing the assembly replaces it.