Honda Front Door Mirror

Documented Catalogue Label

The catalogue label reads: "76200-S5D-A01 Mirror Assy., R. Door" as observed on the page titled "Mirror (Fixed) - 2003 Honda Civic 4 Door DX KA 5MT" from www.hondapartsnow.com. This label identifies a mirror assembly associated with a specific part number and a door designation abbreviated as "R." The source title suggests a connection to a 2003 Honda Civic with a 4-door DX KA 5MT configuration, but the label itself does not explicitly state the full vehicle application or clarify the meaning of "R." in this context.

Clarifying the Door and Mirror Assignment

The abbreviation "R." in the label is not expanded or explicitly defined in the supporting excerpt. It is unclear whether "R." stands for right, rear, or another designation without additional documentation. To clarify this, ask the seller or source for the explicitly labeled application record that defines what "R." represents in this part number. Record the exact part identifier and compare it with any seller-provided application details to verify the intended door or mirror assignment.

Application Record and Vehicle Fitment

The observed catalogue label and source title do not provide a comprehensive application record specifying which exact vehicle models, years, or trims this mirror assembly fits. The source page title references a 2003 Honda Civic 4 Door DX KA 5MT, but the label alone does not establish fitment beyond this example. Leave the application field marked unverified while waiting for a detailed application record from the seller or manufacturer that explicitly states the vehicle configurations covered.

Questions for Seller Documentation

Request the seller’s written application record that explicitly names the vehicle model, year, trim, and configuration the part is intended for. Compare the identifiers in the seller’s reply with the identifiers in the retained listing record to confirm consistency. Note any unanswered questions about fitment or door designation separately from the quoted catalogue wording. This helps maintain clarity about which vehicles the part is documented to fit and what remains unverified.

Hypothetical Example: Missing Application Details

Suppose a listing provides the part number "76200-S5D-A01 Mirror Assy., R. Door" without further application details. Record this part identifier exactly as supplied, then ask which catalogue entry the seller is using to support fitment claims. Leave the application field marked unverified until the seller supplies a written application record specifying the exact model and configuration. This process documents what is supplied, what is missing, and what remains unverified without inferring fitment or compatibility beyond the literal catalogue label.