Driver Side Power Side View Mirror

Premium Chrome & Black Replacement for 1998–2002 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator

Restore the original luxury and functionality of your full-size SUV with this Driver Side (Left Hand) Power Mirror. Specifically engineered for the 1998–2002 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator, this mirror features a high-grade Chrome Cover that complements the classic styling of these vehicles. The electric adjustment mechanism allows for precise glass positioning directly from your cabin controls, ensuring you have the clearest possible view of the road behind you.

Constructed from impact-resistant plastic, the housing features a durable textured finish, while the smooth chrome cover provides a bright, weather-resistant shine. This mirror is designed as a direct replacement for non-heated factory units, ensuring a straightforward installation process that meets or exceeds the structural standards of the original part.

Fitment Verification and Vehicle Applications

This mirror is designed for the Front Driver Side (LH) on the following models:

• Ford Expedition: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002.

• Lincoln Navigator: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002.

• Specific Configuration: Fits models without Heated Glass and equipped with the Chrome Cover option.

Technical Specifications and Attributes

• Position: Left Hand (Driver Side).

• Adjustment Type: Electric / Power.

• Connector: 3-Terminal Wiring Harness.

• Harness Length: 19.69 in (500 mm).

• Glass Type: Flat (Clear).

• Fold Mechanism: Manual Foldaway (Pivot-capable).

• Cover Finish: Smooth Chrome.

• Housing Finish: Textured Black.

• Mounting: 3-Hole Bolt Configuration.

• Special Features: Non-Heated; No Turn Signals; No Puddle Lights; No Memory Settings.

What’s in the Box

• (1) Driver Side Power Side View Mirror (Chrome & Black Housing)

Industry Cross-Reference Numbers

• Ford / Lincoln: F85Z-17683-GAB, F85Z17683GAB, F85Z 17683 GAB

• Partslink: FO1320185, FO1320161

• TYC: 3010132

• DIY Solutions: MIR00165

Installation and Technical Tips

• Electrical Test: Before securing the three mounting nuts, connect the 3-pin wiring harness and test the glass movement using your vehicle's interior switch. This verifies that the motor is functioning and the harness is correctly seated.

• Panel Removal: Accessing the electrical connector requires removing the interior door panel. Use a plastic pry tool to release the door clips without damaging the interior upholstery or the plastic moisture barrier.

• Gasket Seating: The foam gasket on the base of the mirror must be perfectly flush against the door frame. If it is pinched or misaligned, you may experience wind noise or "whistling" at highway speeds.

• Manual Folding: While the glass is adjusted electrically, the entire mirror housing is designed to fold manually. This is a crucial safety feature that allows the mirror to swing toward the window if struck, preventing damage to the door's sheet metal.