mirror glass

[rockinjwolf]

Had a rock crack my driver side mirror. They are the non tow, elec. folding type. Nice mirrors but I see the Mopar replacement glass is 150. Wow, seems like a lot. Anyone know of a source for a replacement that is non mopar but not junk?

 

[Jeff Knight]

Try Genos.

 

[gsbrockman]

Had a rock crack my driver side mirror. They are the non tow, elec. folding type. Nice mirrors but I see the Mopar replacement glass is 150. Wow, seems like a lot. Anyone know of a source for a replacement that is non mopar but not junk?

Seems way to high.......did the $150 include labor???
Does this seem to be correct???

http://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=6096651&cc=3294215&jsn=316

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...tside+mirror+glass,6484?a=Ad+Code+G-motormite Looks like it should be # 33244 KSource???

Then there's this....

https://www.amazon.com/Mopar-Glass-Mirror-Replace-68050299AA/dp/B007O3ZT20

and this
https://www.amazon.com/Fit-System-33244-Replacement-Backing/dp/compatibility-chart/B00EC0YNLQ

 

[rockinjwolf]

No labor, it is for part no. 68079363, mopar part. I agree, it seems high for a 4" by 5" mirror, with wires, I know. I stick to mopar stuff re: filters and all for engine but I am sure someone has an aftermarket piece of glass that will do the job and pop in like the original.

 

[gsbrockman]

No labor, it is for part no. 68079363, mopar part. I agree, it seems high for a 4" by 5" mirror, with wires, I know. I stick to mopar stuff re: filters and all for engine but I am sure someone has an aftermarket piece of glass that will do the job and pop in like the original.

Must be so expensive due to it might be auto dimming perhaps????

 

[rockinjwolf]

Thanks to all for help and especially gsbrockman, Your link led to a perfect replacement on Amazon for 26.00. Electric defog, non tow, non dimming, etc. It arrived with instructions and that is why I am posting again. They say to push on mirror bottom all the way in, and then push a flat screwdriver in top and separate mirror with backing away from whatever it is attached to. So, before I screw up my mirror housing, has anyone done this before? Thanks again everyone. Jeff

 

[dfb]

Go to a glass shop..