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2013-2015 Honda Accord OE Style Mirror Glass Lens - Left Side Heated

K2 Industries
K2-9264-HON-006-MIRR
Mirrors
$110.00 $89.99

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2013-2015 Honda Accord OE Style Mirror Glass Lens - Left Side Heated
2013–2015 Honda Accord OE Style Mirror Glass Lens — Left Side Heated

Direct replacement heated mirror glass for your Accord's driver side. Matches factory optical quality and integrates seamlessly with your existing heated mirror assembly. Hard panel construction designed for quick swap-out installation.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Heated Element Ready ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse
Key Features
  • Heated element integrated - Defrost and deice without waiting or adding extra wiring.
  • OE optical clarity - No distortion or dead spots; matches factory visibility standards.
  • Left-side driver position - Fits as direct replacement for original mirror glass.
Specs
  • Hard panel construction with integrated heating element
  • Left side / driver position
  • Single unit
Whats Included
  • Mirror glass lens assembly with heating element
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to remove the whole mirror assembly or just swap the glass?

Just the glass swaps out. The mirror housing and heating element connection stay in place — this is a drop-in lens replacement. You'll need to carefully pry or unclip the old glass and seat the new one in the existing heated element base.

Will the heating function work right away after install?

Yes, as long as your heating element connector was functional before. The new glass comes with the heating element ready to go — no wiring or splicing needed. Plug it back in and test before reassembling.

Can I install this myself, or do I need a shop?

Straight DIY job if you're comfortable with small clips and being patient. No special tools required. Main thing is not forcing the glass — take your time prying the old one free and seating the new one so the heating connector lines up properly.

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