Land Rover Freelander 2 L359 Side View Wing Mirror Motor Unit 4H22-17D696-AA

The Land Rover Freelander 2 L359 Side View Wing Mirror Motor Unit is an original Land Rover component designed for precise control of the exterior mirror position. This used mirror drive unit ensures a factory-fit for the vehicle's structure and maintains full functionality of the electric side-view adjustment.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: CRP500031
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: CRP500031
• Substitutable numbers: CRP500031, 4H22-17D696-AA, 4H2217D696AA
• Part type: Motor
• Category: Mirror Components

Application and compatibility

The presented mirror drive unit has been designed specifically for the Land Rover Freelander 2 L359 model as a component mounted inside the side mirror housing. It is a component intended to work with the vehicle's factory electrical system, which allows for the preservation of the original control functionality from the driver's cabin. Thanks to its design compliant with the manufacturer's standards, the motor works with factory adjustment switches and the electrical system, enabling smooth and repeatable vertical and horizontal mirror positioning. This solution is particularly important in daily operation, where precise adjustment of the field of view affects driving comfort and safety.

Construction and function of the mirror component

The mirror motor is the central element of the adjustment mechanism, responsible for the movement of the glass pane relative to the housing. Inside, there is a compact electric drive connected to a gear that transfers torque to the mirror mount. This design enables:

• precise adjustment of the mirror glass tilt angle,
• stable position maintenance after adjustment is complete,
• compatibility with the factory electric controls in the cabin. Using the manufacturer's original solution allows for maintaining the correct geometry of the mirror movement and the appropriate response speed to signals from the switch. This translates into consistent operation with other vehicle systems and reduces the risk of improper mechanism performance.

Benefits of using an original used mirror motor

Choosing a used mirror adjustment motor for a Land Rover is a reasonable compromise between costs and maintaining OEM quality. This type of component allows you to:

• restore full functionality of the side field of view adjustment after a factory drive failure,
• maintain consistency with the original electrical installation and controls,
• reduce repair costs compared to purchasing a new sub-assembly. For workshops and individual users, this means the possibility of a quick and predictable repair of the mirror adjustment system without the need to modify wiring harnesses or mounts. The original origin of the component also facilitates easier diagnostics during subsequent inspections.

Condition, installation, and service aspects

The item comes from dismantling and is offered as a used part, which in workshop practice often constitutes a cost-effective solution while maintaining performance parameters close to factory standards. The motor is intended for installation inside the existing mirror housing, using factory mounting points and electrical connectors. During replacement, it is recommended to:

• check the mechanical condition of the mirror glass mount,
• verify the electrical wiring leading to the mirror,
• check the correct operation of the adjustment in both planes after installation. Such an approach allows restoring the proper operation of the entire adjustment mechanism in a single service operation, which is significant for both comfort and the safety of maneuvering the vehicle.

Service expansion and additional information

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the side visibility zone in your Land Rover and need other elements from the same group, such as mirror glass, housings, or additional adjustment inserts, check the available parts in the Land Rover mirror components category. For broader service work, it is also worth analyzing where the use of used OEM elements is most cost-effective and safe. A guide describing how to reasonably approach the purchase of second-hand sub-assemblies may be helpful – you will find it in the article Rising repair costs and the boom in used parts – how to save on car service?. If you are simultaneously servicing the braking system and considering the use of used components, practical tips on the safe selection of such elements can be found in the material Second-hand braking system: how to safely choose discs, calipers, and ABS?, which may help in planning the entire vehicle repair process.