Interior 1974-1993

Volvo 240 Rearview Mirror

Volvo rearview mirrors include the interior mirror (manual or auto-dimming electrochromic) and housing assemblies that mount to the windscreen. Models like the XC90, XC60, and S60 from 2010+ commonly feature auto-dimming mirrors with integrated compass, HomeLink garage door opener, and rain sensor mounts. South African Volvos experience mirror adhesive failure from Durban humidity and Gauteng temperature extremes, requiring bracket or complete mirror replacement. We supply inspected Volvo 240 rearview mirror compatible with the 1974-1993 range, with warranty included and nationwide courier delivery.

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Part Type

Rearview Mirror

Fits

Volvo 240

Common Signs You Need a New Rearview Mirror

Mirror glass detached from backing plate or housing, causing loose or sagging mirror position

Auto-dimming function stopped working, mirror remains bright at night from following headlights

Windscreen mount adhesive failed, mirror assembly fell off or dangles by wiring harness

Broken adjustment ball joint causing mirror to droop or not hold position when adjusted

Cracked or shattered mirror glass from impact with cargo or rear-seat items

Compass display not working or HomeLink buttons unresponsive on integrated mirror units

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Common Questions About Rearview Mirror

How much does it cost to replace a Volvo rearview mirror in South Africa?

A standard manual interior mirror costs R800–R1,500, while auto-dimming electrochromic mirrors for XC90/XC60/S60 models range R2,500–R4,500 depending on features like compass and HomeLink. Windscreen mounting brackets cost R300–R600 separately. Labour for professional installation adds R400–R800 at most Durban or Johannesburg workshops.

Can I replace just the mirror glass or do I need the whole assembly?

If only the glass is cracked but the housing and electronics work, you can replace just the mirror element for R600–R1,200 on most Volvo models. However, if the auto-dimming feature failed or the mounting bracket broke, you'll need the complete assembly. V40, C30, and older S60 models often require full unit replacement due to integrated design.

Why does my XC90 rearview mirror keep falling off the windscreen?

Volvo uses a button-style mounting bracket bonded to the windscreen with adhesive that deteriorates from heat and UV exposure common in South Africa. The XC90 and XC60 mirrors are heavier due to auto-dimming electronics, putting more stress on the mount. You can buy replacement adhesive kits (R150–R300) or new brackets (R400–R700), ensuring the windscreen area is cleaned with alcohol before reattachment.

What's the difference between Volvo's auto-dimming and manual rearview mirrors?

Manual mirrors require you to flip a lever to reduce glare from following vehicles, while auto-dimming electrochromic mirrors automatically darken using sensors that detect headlight brightness behind you. Most XC90, XC60, S60, and V60 models from 2008+ came standard with auto-dimming mirrors featuring compass displays. Auto-dimming units cost R2,500–R4,500 versus R800–R1,500 for manual equivalents.

Can I upgrade my S60 to an auto-dimming mirror with HomeLink?

Yes, if your S60 has the correct wiring harness (typically Inscription or higher trims from 2011+), you can retrofit an auto-dimming mirror with HomeLink and compass for R3,500–R5,000 including coding. Older S60 models (2000-2009) may require additional wiring installation. Confirm your windscreen has the mounting button compatible with electrochromic mirror assemblies before purchasing.