Ford B166a60 Direct

The internal heating element within the mirror glass has burned out or cracked. Module Issues: A problem with the Passenger Door Module (PDM) Driver Door Module (DDM) , which controls the mirror's power. Connector Corrosion:

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: Corroded or loose pins in the door harness connector or behind the mirror glass. Blown Fuse This model, equipped with advanced safety features and

This is the most common permanent repair. Ford does not sell the OCS mat separately for most models; you must buy the with the mat pre-installed. Part numbers vary by model, but for an F-150, expect FL3Z-1560000-A or similar. After replacement, you must perform the zero-point calibration procedure.

If the lights behave erratically or the plunger feels bad, replace the switch. It is usually an inexpensive part ($20–$50).

Are you currently seeing this code on a , or is your infotainment screen acting up?