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07-01-2021, 06:06 PM
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Looking for drivers side mirror cowl any colour will do, for 2003 berlingo multispace
i think I'm in the wrong section !!! sorry
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Plenty on eBay mate. Most are copies but they're not too bad.
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Zion many thanks my mucker
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been looking Zion but cant see any !!!
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Hi mate, on checking further, (I changed both mirrors on my previous M59) the whole mirror has to be changed, but the car and van ones are different. The car one has a small panel that can be colour coded, depends which one you need, but under £20 each:
Van
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CITROEN-BERLI...890.l49292
Car
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-Berli...890.l49292
Pretty easy to swap, the door panel needs to come off.
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They're not all that expensive new, from one of the usual parts blaggers, either.
Pattern parts, but they work.
Just mind that you get the correct equipment level.
(powered or not, heated or not, and whether it should have the coloured bit or not)
You're supposed to paint the coloured bit yourself, though.
The coloured bit was introduced on the 1999 model MultiSpace I believe. (My 98 model didn't have them, but my 99 does)
With or without the coloured part has no impact on fit, though. It's all cosmetic. So if you wist to up or downgrade it's possible. (and if you already have the same bit from the old mirror it should clip right in)
I have a narrow garage... I've broken one or two mirrors over the years.
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(07-01-2021, 07:33 PM)Zion Wrote: Hi mate, on checking further, (I changed both mirrors on my previous M59) the whole mirror has to be changed, but the car and van ones are different. The car one has a small panel that can be colour coded, depends which one you need, but under £20 each:
Van
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CITROEN-BERLI...890.l49292
Car
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-Berli...890.l49292
Pretty easy to swap, the door panel needs to come off. thanks again zion , but all i need is the cowling to go on the back of the mirror ,it looks like a press on fit to me ?? do you have purchase the whole mirror ??
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(07-01-2021, 08:25 PM)Gadgetman Wrote: They're not all that expensive new, from one of the usual parts blaggers, either.
Pattern parts, but they work.
Just mind that you get the correct equipment level.
(powered or not, heated or not, and whether it should have the coloured bit or not)
You're supposed to paint the coloured bit yourself, though.
The coloured bit was introduced on the 1999 model MultiSpace I believe. (My 98 model didn't have them, but my 99 does)
With or without the coloured part has no impact on fit, though. It's all cosmetic. So if you wist to up or downgrade it's possible. (and if you already have the same bit from the old mirror it should clip right in)
I have a narrow garage... I've broken one or two mirrors over the years. thank you gadgetman much obliged ,i dont need all the mirror ,just the cowling that clips on the back !! i went to citroen dealers to price one and they wanted £50 , i thought a bit expensive , there was none at my local breakers yard
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Is it just the square coloured bit? I've never seen the whole rear casing for sale separately. On the B9 you can buy the shells. Never seen then for the M59 mate.
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the coloured square bit is pressed into the back of the mirror case which is then pressed into the back of the mirror surround !! i know this because a lady driver suddenly changed lanes while side by side with me going into a car park ,she knocked the back of the mirror off ,and i pressed it back on ,but when i got home i shut the door and it fell off and cracked in half !! must have weakened after the bump with lady driver !!
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