Mercedes W205 Wing Mirror Cap Cover Door Left N/S Housing Selenite Grey - 992

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Mercedes W205 Wing Mirror Cap Cover Door Left N/S Housing Selenite Grey is an original body component from the Mirror components group, designed for installation on the left side of the vehicle. This used housing in Selenite Grey Metallic - 992 allows for a technically correct replacement of a damaged mirror body, maintaining the factory geometry and aesthetics characteristic of the Mercedes brand.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-A0998115100-SEL1
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A0998115100
• Substitutable numbers: A0998115100, A 099 811 51 00
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Color: Selenite Grey Metallic - 992
• Category: Mirror Components

Purpose and function of the mirror housing

The left-side mirror housing is responsible for protecting the mirror glass, the adjustment mechanism, and any additional components, such as the turn signal or wiring, from external factors. For Mercedes E-Class W211 models, the proper fit of the housing's shape and mounting points is crucial for both safety and daily driving comfort.

The presented housing is structurally prepared to work with the factory side mirror, which facilitates installation and allows for a consistent look along the entire side of the vehicle body. As a result, replacing a damaged shell does not require any interference with the door structure or the mirror's electrical installation.

Color and visual fit

The finish in Selenite Grey Metallic - 992 provides a characteristic metallic surface effect that blends well with the palette of paints used on the Mercedes W211. For many users, it is important that the mirror housing does not visually stand out from other body elements – the applied color makes it easy to maintain the vehicle's stylistic consistency or serves as a solid base for potential painting to match a specific car paint code.

The placement on the left side of the vehicle means that the element is designed with proper aerodynamics and driver visibility in mind, which translates into stable mirror performance at higher speeds and a reduction in unwanted vibrations.

Characteristics of the used component

As an aftermarket part, the mirror housing maintains a construction consistent with Mercedes factory standards. This used component is a solution that allows for optimized repair costs while maintaining the original mounting specifications. Such parts are particularly valued for accident repairs, spot bodywork corrections, and restoring a vehicle to a near-factory condition.

Choosing an original housing from the same model generation reduces the risk of fitment issues, leaks, or improper adhesion to the mirror base. It is a practical solution for body shops and individual users who expect a predictable installation result.

Benefits of using an original housing

Using a housing dedicated to the Mercedes W211 allows you to maintain the factory body line and correct mirror geometry, which is important for the driver's field of vision. A properly selected element from the Mirror components group minimizes the need for additional modifications, and the installation itself usually comes down to transferring the existing glass and adjustment mechanism.

Such a solution is particularly beneficial for repairs where balancing reasonable costs with maintaining manufacturer standards is key – this applies to both fleet vehicles and privately owned cars.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side visibility zone in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as bodies, covers, or mirror frames, check out the available parts in the Mercedes mirror components category.

Safety in selecting used parts

When choosing used body components, it is worth considering not only the price but also compatibility with the specific model version and build quality. In the case of elements like a mirror housing, proper fitment with the door and mirror base affects the reduction of wind noise, protection of the adjustment mechanism, and the durability of the entire assembly.

To better plan your vehicle's service strategy and consciously decide when to choose a used part versus a new one, a guide comparing both options may be helpful – you can find it in the article New or used? A comparison of car part costs and quality.

For drivers who are also servicing their braking system alongside bodywork repairs and are considering purchasing components from the secondary market, the tips included in the material Second-hand braking system: how to safely select discs, calipers, and ABS? will be useful, where practical criteria for assessing the condition of used subassemblies are discussed.