Dorman Door Mirror P/N:955-509

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MPN: 955-509

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Dorman Door Mirror P/N:955-509

$92.99

Description

If the driver-side mirror on your 1999-2003 Mazda Protege is cracked, loose or no longer adjusts, the Dorman Power Door Mirror Assembly 955-509 is a direct-fit replacement for the left (driver) side. Dorman reverse engineered this new mirror to look, fit and function like the assembly that originally came on the vehicle.

Built like the original: Designed so its appearance, fit and operation match the mirror originally installed on the Protege.
Complete assembly: Comes with the mirror glass, housing and bracket, and uses the same technology as the part originally installed on the vehicle.
Cost-effective and reliable: Works much like the original but costs far less than a replacement from the dealership or the original manufacturer.
Easy installation: No special tools or equipment are needed to fit this new mirror.

A power door mirror lets the driver set the glass angle from inside the cabin with the mirror switch, so the driver can see traffic beside and behind the car. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full application details.

Interchange: 5336-0010L
53360010L · 66566M · BJ0G69180A · MZ14294101L00

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Interchange Part Numbers

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

5336-0010L, 66566M, BJ0G69180A, MZ14294101L00

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Dorman 955-509 fit a 2001 Mazda Protege?

Yes. It is listed as a direct-fit driver-side (left) power door mirror for the 1999-2003 Mazda Protege. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full application details.

Which side of the vehicle is this mirror for?

This is the driver-side (left) power door mirror assembly.

What comes with this mirror assembly?

Dorman states it includes the mirror glass, housing and bracket, and uses the same technology as the mirror originally installed on the vehicle.

Do I need special tools to install it?

No. Dorman notes that no special tools or equipment are needed to install this new mirror.

What are signs my door mirror may need replacing?

Signs include cracked or missing glass, a broken or loose housing, or glass that no longer moves with the mirror switch. A faulty switch or wiring can also stop adjustment, so check those first.