Replacement door mirror for Hyundai Sonata, 5-pin
Product description
A damaged driver-side mirror can make lane changes and parking harder, especially when the glass no longer adjusts or the heater has stopped working. This replacement is listed for 2011–2014 Hyundai Sonata models and combines power-adjustable glass with heating and manual folding. It may suit a repair where those functions match the mirror already on the car, but the five-pin connector and stated part numbers matter: a similar-looking mirror is not necessarily the right fit.
Where it shines
The useful combination here is powered glass and heating in a mirror that folds manually. The powered adjustment lets you set the view from the driver’s seat, while the heated glass is intended to help clear it in cold or damp conditions. For example, after getting into the car on a frosty morning, the heating function may help clear the mirror without wiping it by hand, the listing does not specify how quickly it works or how much ice it can clear.
Its stated fitment is limited to 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 Hyundai Sonata models. The replacement references are HY1320166 and 87610-3Q010, with a five-pin connector. Matching those details to the existing mirror is a more reliable approach than choosing by vehicle appearance alone. If you prioritize restoring powered adjustment and heating, this specification is relevant, if you prefer a simpler, manual replacement, those functions may not be necessary.
Key points
The housing is described as ABS engineering plastic, and the listing says it was tested at temperatures from -30 °C to 80 °C. It also describes the mirror as curved safety glass with anti-glare and anti-cracking properties. Treat these as the seller’s stated features rather than a guarantee of how the mirror will perform in every vehicle or driving condition.
The folding action is manual, despite the powered glass: the listing does not describe power-folding. It also does not provide installation instructions or details about paint finish, turn-signal integration or included hardware. Based on the listing, the safest buying decision is to match the model year, connector pins and replacement number with the part being removed. A one-year warranty is stated, along with a return policy and customer service.
Best use cases
This mirror is aimed at replacing a damaged or non-functioning left driver-side unit while retaining powered glass and heating. It makes sense if your Sonata falls within the listed years and your existing mirror uses the same five-pin connection and a matching part reference. For a driveway repair, comparing the connector and part number before starting can help avoid discovering a mismatch after the old mirror has been removed.
It is not worth it if your car needs a different connector or you specifically want power-folding, neither should be assumed from the description. The listing does not spell out every trim-level variation, so year and model alone may not settle fitment.
To wrap up
Consider this replacement when the original left mirror’s functions and connector match the listed powered, heated, manually folding setup. The part references and five-pin detail give you useful points to compare before ordering. If those do not line up, or the vehicle requires a feature not mentioned here, a more basic match to the original equipment—or a replacement listing with fuller fitment details—would be the more sensible route.