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Old 06-28-2010, 01:42 PM #1
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Part Number for "Cargo Area Backup Mirror" ??

Can't seem to find the part number for the Cargo Area Backup Mirrors located on the rear pillar post of the 4 Gen.
Would appreciate the info if anyone knows it.
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Old 06-28-2010, 03:18 PM #2
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Check out 87810A MIRROR ASSY INNER REAR VIEW, NO.2.


FWIW I added the mirrors. I did a swap with a member that wanted the speaker grilles. My impression is the mirrors do work. The 'downside' is the mirrors do require "purposeful intent" to gain useful information. If you train yourself and choose to use them they are very helpful. I like them, am glad I have them and I would do it again. They are a neat 'old school' trick that works. They are not a high-tech, super-intuitive, awesome electronic display. If your expectations are reasonable you'll like them IMHO.

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I user those mirrors EVERY DAY when I back out of the garage and driveway. They allow me to see past a blind spot created from my neighbor's Land Rover that is parked at the very end of his driveway. Without the mirrors, I would have to slowly inch out into the road before I could actually see if a car was coming.
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Noob question:

I thought they all came with mirrors? If you have speaker vents there is that because you have the JBL audio?
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Noob question:

I thought they all came with mirrors? If you have speaker vents there is that because you have the JBL audio?
Yes & yes, you got it.


I just slapped my mirrors right over my speakers. I am not an audiophile but my hearing is fine... I can't tell any difference. I used to ride set to R1 on my fade (that's just how I like it). Now I find R2 is the preferred setting. There's no buzzing, rattling or other negative symptoms due to the mirrors.

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Old 06-28-2010, 04:48 PM #6
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Thank you "CJ3Flyr" for the information.
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They're also deleted if you have the 7-passenger option. The rear row seatbelts are installed where the mirrors are supposed to go.

Still trying to decide if I want to fudge in some mirrors or install a backup camera.
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