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Someone managed to smoke my drivers door mirror yesterday on my 2023 F350 while parked. My deductible is about $100 less than the oem part, no installation, through the dealer and insurance can't get an estimate for at least a week. Good thing it is only power adjustment and heated without cameras and space shuttle course computer... Does anyone know a source for used oem mirrors? Lkq is not showing any vehicles that will work. Thank you much.
If you remove the mirror, there should be a sticker on the back side with the exact part number. This might help your parts search.
Are you sure this is the case? When sourcing parts for a Lincoln LS that I used to own I was told that these numbers were engineering numbers. They often closely resemble the part number but are not the actual part number.
To the OP I would check with Fairway Ford from Ohio. They've been good to deal with for me. If nothing else you might get a correct part number from them to continue your search. In my search for accessories so far I've found some Ford places with considerably lower parts prices but they more than made up for it with ridiculous shipping prices. For example: a bug deflector for $74.15 but $134 to ship to a U.S. address. Another was $79.70 and $73.24 to ship for the same part number.
Are you sure this is the case? When sourcing parts for a Lincoln LS that I used to own I was told that these numbers were engineering numbers. They often closely resemble the part number but are not the actual part number.
To the OP I would check with Fairway Ford from Ohio. They've been good to deal with for me. If nothing else you might get a correct part number from them to continue your search. In my search for accessories so far I've found some Ford places with considerably lower parts prices but they more than made up for it with ridiculous shipping prices. For example: a bug deflector for $74.15 but $134 to ship to a U.S. address. Another was $79.70 and $73.24 to ship for the same part number.
Maybe I should have said it might have the part number. Like you said, putting in the VIN might be the best bet!
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