R59-6093-000000 | Genuine Paccar® Right Outer Mirror Assembly

• Anchors the mirror housing to the door or door frame so the mirror stays in the correct position and does not vibrate or detach while driving. For example: a part page describes the bracket as “Helps align and secure your vehicle’s door mirror.” 

• Provides the mounting points (bolts, screws, sometimes clips) that align the mirror housing with the door’s body.

• Ensures the mirror can be adjusted (manually or electrically) and remain stable under wind‑load, vibration, and road impacts.

• When integrated into the design, it may also provide a channel for wiring (for power mirror, heating, sensors) to the mirror housing.

1. Loose or Wobbly Mirror

The mirror shakes while driving, especially at highway speeds.
It may move or vibrate excessively, making it hard to see behind.
Often caused by a cracked or loosened bracket, or stripped mounting hardware.

 2. Cracked or Broken Bracket

Visible cracks, especially around mounting points or welds.
Mirror housing may sag or tilt if the bracket is partially broken.
A broken bracket could lead to complete detachment over time.

3. Rattling or Clicking Noises

Clicking, rattling, or squeaking sounds coming from the mirror area when driving over bumps.
Usually a sign the bracket is loose or misaligned inside the door frame or body panel.

4. Misaligned Mirror Housing

The mirror points in the wrong direction or doesn’t sit flush with the door.
Could indicate a bent bracket after an impact (like from a tree branch or tight parking spot).

5. Mirror Doesn't Fold or Stay in Position

If the mirror folds (manual or power-fold), and it doesn’t hold its position, the bracket may be warped or stripped.
May flop backward in the wind or after closing the door.

6. Electrical Features Not Working (if equipped)

Power adjustment, heating, blind-spot sensors, or cameras may fail due to pinched or broken wiring inside a damaged bracket.
Signs include flickering heaters, no mirror response, or error codes.

7. Wind Whistling or Water Leaks

If the mirror is misaligned or loose, it may create wind noise at speed.
Could also allow water intrusion into the door or wiring harness.