With me, I lost movement in both planes at the same time. Dealer diagnosed it as a connector that came away from the switch. I was still under warranty at the time, so it was n/c. I suppose it's possible to lose control in one plane and not the other with a loose connection, so popping the oval shaped panel off to check is probably worth a try.
The seat heater control buttons and the mirror control knob just pull straight up. The oval cover then needs to be gently pried up with a very thin lever. Once off, you have access to the switch assembly, which is held in place with about 4 or six clips that are positioned vertically around the assembly. Keep a pencil type magnet handy in case one drops into the space below the assembly.
Good Luck
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Electric Mirror
Thank you for sharing the experience. Perfect timing for a Saturday project. -
It works!
Well, I popped out the switch cluster, pressed the mirror connectors a little, and the right mirror came to life.
Thanks again.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
Don't cha love it when it's something easy?
I would have been tearing the mirror apart looking for a bad connection there.... -
You're welcome, and I'm happy your mirrors are back in action.
Motor On!