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Right mirror over open when unfold?

The mirror folds and unfolds no problem, the right side just over opens but it folds back to normal position.

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Check the next procedure to Power Mirrors...

Diagnosis & Testing

The exterior mirror control switch receives power through circuit SBP12 (GN/RD) and ground through circuit GD143 (BK/VT). The exterior mirror control switch uses circuit CPM23 (GY) as the common circuit for both exterior mirror up/down and right/left movement.
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Exterior Mirror Motor Synchronization

NOTE This procedure must be performed any time the power folding mirrors are manually folded in or out, or if the position of the mirror case has been moved without using the mirror control switch.
NOTE If the power folding mirrors are folded or unfolded continuously (6 to 10 cycles), the power lockout feature will disable the system for 2 minutes to prevent damage to the power fold motors. After 2 minutes have elapsed, normal operation will resume.
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  2. Use the mirror control switch (press rearward) to automatically cycle the power folding mirrors in and out 4 times.
  3. When an audible popping sound is heard, the power folding mirror motors are synchronized.
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  2. Position the exterior mirror glass in a downward position to obtain a gap at the edge of the mirror.
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  3. Insert a flat-blade screwdriver between the mirror glass tabs and the mounting plate, and rotate to separate the locking tabs from the mounting plate.
  4. Carefully pull the top edge of the glass away from the exterior mirror housing.

    0996b43f802029e0.jpg Fig. Mirror Glass removal shown
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  8. Remove the two bolts and three screws, and remove the door trim panel.
  9. Disconnect the electrical connectors.
  10. Depress the locking tabs and remove the exterior mirror control switch.
  11. Remove the exterior mirror control switch.

If you dont want waiting more time for the Owners Manual, can check here this choice 2004-Ford-Expedition-Owners-Manual

Hope this help.
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