It appears that the part number you're looking at is the bottom half of the complete mirror assembly, marked (1). I can't tell if your damage is mainly the cover, part (5) which comes unpainted.

Another source that's cheaper would be our forum sponsor @subaruonlineparts and they offer a special discount code to forum members if you ask for one.

For the parts marked (1) it would be

2023-2024 Subaru Outback Mirror 91036AN53A | SubaruOnlineParts.com

2023-2024 Subaru Outback part # 91036AN53A - Mirror

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If all you need is the cover (5), then it's:

2020-2024 Subaru Mirror Cover 91059AN03A | SubaruOnlineParts.com

2020-2024 Subaru part # 91059AN03A - Mirror Cover

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Outside Mirrors for 2023 Subaru Outback | SubaruOnlineParts.com

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according to what i saw part marked in red is broken.
is there any way that i could only get that?

 

I'm not sure - it might only come as that assembly even though they show it exploded into separate parts.

 

Ok thanks for replying

 

1. 3. What is the typical cost for replacement and labor to install the mirror
2. 5.What is the cheapest way to get this fixed

Sorry to hear about your problem. Regarding question number 3. Several years ago my wife clipped passenger side mirror on Acura RDX when getting out of our garage. Probably got too close to the wall. We took it to Acura dealer and they replace the mirror for something close to $550. They had to get a replacement part, but it took about a day, no big deal, and they got it in exact same color as the broken one. I had no mirror replacement experience with any other of my cars. So for me, $550 for everything that was quoted to you, parts and labor, sounds in the correct ballpark. Also, discussion in this forum shows that the price of the replacement part is 60% to 70% of the total cost, so there is not too much that you can save, if you go with a new part.

Regarding question number 5, the cheapest way to repair, if it works, is to glue the broken parts together with epoxy and fiberglass mesh tape. It will look ugly but repair will cost next to nothing. The second cheapest way is to look for replacement mirror on eBay. There are quite a few businesses there who take apart totaled vehicles and sell parts which still can be salvaged. You can get a mirror for $100 to $200 probably but it may take time until you find the right one, and shipment will also take time and money.

Somehow, it boils down to the question how much satisfaction the process of DIY repair brings you, and how much your free time is worth. Also, how old is your car and to which extent you care about perfection in repair.

 

Yeah I was thinking of putting some fiberglass black tape over it for now
I cannot glue the parts as some of them are missing.

 

I'm seeing a LOT of posts lately (here and Reddit) from people whose mirrors got clipped. WTF is wrong with people? Did they never learn how to drive properly?

 

"WTF is wrong with people?"

People, including me (yes!), get complacent. I was a Metro Transit driver in Seattle for sixteen years. Preventable accident rates there peaked for drivers with five to six years experience. I had a few, including knocking off a mirror (my own).

I've been pulling the same car in and out of the same garage for seven years. I still eye the mirrors and look right, left, right while slowly entering and give it twice that many looks while v-e-r-y slowly exiting. So far so good, but what about tomorrow?

 

It's a relatively new car. Pay to get it fixed correctly.

 

Is the Subaru OEM website legitimate and safe to order from?

- lots of online vendors that are actually dealerships - subaruonlineparts.com is one that's active on this site (ping them and they help with shipping costs, too)

Is the part with the code 91036AN53A the correct one?

looks correct for a 23-25 Outback limited - doesn't include the mirror scalp (painted part), lower trim piece, or glass, so you'll need to transfer those over (or replace if they are damaged)

What is the typical cost for replacement and labor to install the mirror?

I would think an hour or so of labor - it's not hard - so maybe a couple hundred?

Are there any DIY videos that show how to install it myself?

there are a bunch on youtube that show how to remove/install a mirror

What is the cheapest way to get this fixed

DIY with new parts, or if you can find a used assembly, that might be cheaper