Cadillac Oem Rear View Mirror With Compass On Star on 2040-parts.com
Chantilly, Virginia, United States
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You are viewing a OEM factory optional rear view mirror removed from a 2004 Cadillac Deville. This rear view mirror has auto dim, onstar and also has a built-in compass. This rear view mirror is in good condition and will make a good replacement for your broken or damage mirror. It has the 16 pin connector. FITS: Cadillac Deville along with other GM cars with the 16 pin connector. All of the parts we sell are guaranteed to be in good working condition unless otherwise noted. We ONLY guarantee the part(s) will fit the vehicle(s) listed in the description. If your vehicle was not originally equipped with the EXACT part(s) listed, it is your responsibility to consult a dealer to see if it will fit your application. We ONLY guarantee the part(s) will fit your vehicle if it was originally equipped with the part(s) on auction. Additional items may be needed if this is an upgrade or custom installation. Please consult your local dealer for ALL other applications. |
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