Left Sun Visor for 2007-2011 Toyota Camry - Dorman 74056

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$94.99
MPN: 74056
UPC: 885484861336
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Dorman - HELP Sun Visor P/N:74056
Dorman - HELP Sun Visor P/N:74056
$94.99

Block sun glare again and replace a damaged, worn or missing visor with the Dorman - HELP left-side sun visor assembly, part number 74056, a direct-fit 2007-2011 Toyota Camry sun visor replacement. It is designed to match the fit and appearance of the original equipment visor and helps bring back the shade and comfort a working visor provides.

If the visor on your 2009 Toyota Camry droops, will not stay in position, or has been damaged or lost, this Dorman sun visor is built to take its place.

  • Ideal replacement: designed to match the fit and appearance of an original equipment visor that is damaged or missing.
  • Durable construction: made of quality materials to match the overall look and durability of the original part.
  • Cost-effective solution: offers original equipment quality at a competitive price compared with original equipment.
  • Quality tested: has gone through try-on and material testing intended to confirm a quality fit and long service life.

This assembly is cataloged for the left-side position. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full fitment details.

Interchange: 0400230706E0 · 7432006800E0

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

0400230706E0, 7432006800E0

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the right sun visor for a 2011 Toyota Camry?

Yes. Dorman 74056 is a direct-fit left-side sun visor assembly for the 2007-2011 Toyota Camry, which includes the 2011 model year. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

What does a sun visor do?

A sun visor folds down to help block sunlight and glare coming through the glass. A damaged or missing visor leaves you without that shade.

Which side does this sun visor fit?

This assembly is cataloged for the left-side position. The visor for the opposite side is a separate part.

What are signs a sun visor may need replacing?

Common signs are a visor that droops or will not stay up, a broken or cracked mount, a torn or worn surface, or a visor that is missing entirely.

How has this sun visor been tested?

Dorman states that this part has gone through try-on and material testing, which is intended to confirm a quality fit and long service life.