Action Crash Right – Passenger Side Mirror FO1321351

Action Crash FO1321351 is a right, passenger side power door mirror listed for the 2010-2012 Ford Escape, with a textured cover, non heated glass and an integrated spotter mirror.

Part number: FO1321351
Position: Right - Passenger Side
Condition: New
Our SKU: FO1321351

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$46.85

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Vehicle fitment

Year	Make	Model	Trim, body and engine
2010	Ford	Escape	PASSENGER SIDE POWER DOOR MIRROR; WITHOUT HEATED GLASS; TEXTURED; WITH INTEGRATED SPOTTER MIRROR
2011	Ford	Escape	PASSENGER SIDE POWER DOOR MIRROR; WITHOUT HEATED GLASS; TEXTURED; WITH INTEGRATED SPOTTER MIRROR
2012	Ford	Escape	PASSENGER SIDE POWER DOOR MIRROR; WITHOUT HEATED GLASS; TEXTURED; WITH INTEGRATED SPOTTER MIRROR

Rows are what the manufacturer lists for this part. If your trim or engine is missing, contact us with your VIN before ordering.

About this part

This mirror replaces a broken or loose passenger side unit on the Escape. It is a power mirror, so the glass adjusts from the switch inside. The housing has a textured finish and the glass is not heated. A small spotter mirror is built into the glass to show the blind spot beside the vehicle. FO1321351 is a premium grade new part from Action Crash.

Fitment notes

FO1321351 is listed for the 2010, 2011 and 2012 Ford Escape, right passenger side. It suits vehicles with power mirrors without heated glass. If your mirror has a heater or a turn signal, this is the wrong version. Check your exact Escape in the fitment table or send your VIN.

Specifications and features

Position: right, passenger side
Power adjust
Glass: not heated
Integrated spotter mirror
Finish: textured

Installation notes

Remove the door panel to reach the mirror bolts and the electrical plug. Disconnect the battery before unplugging the connector. Support the mirror while loosening the last nut so it does not fall and scratch the door, then test all four directions.