Severity Low
B2327

Driver Mirror Vertical Feedback Circuit Short to Ground

📅 Last reviewed: July 2026
What does the B2327 code mean?

The B2327 code indicates a short to ground in the driver's mirror vertical position feedback potentiometer circuit. This potentiometer is a resistive sensor that monitors the vertical angle of the exterior mirror, sending a variable voltage signal to the seat or mirror control module (DSM/MSM). A short to ground pulls the feedback signal permanently to 0V, preventing the module from determining the actual mirror position. This code is specific to Ford Motor Company and its associated brands, where it is implemented in memory mirror systems.

Low
Severity
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Typical Cost
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Frequency

1. Commonly Affected Makes

FordLincolnMercury

2. Most Common Causes

3. Symptoms You Will Notice

4. Step-by-Step Diagnosis

1

Scan for additional codes and verify B2327 is present

2

Visually inspect mirror connector and wiring for damage, corrosion, or shorts to ground

3

Test potentiometer signal voltage at the mirror connector while moving the mirror vertically; should vary between 0.5V and 4.5V

4

If signal is stuck at 0V, disconnect mirror and check for short to ground in wiring harness

5

If wiring is okay, replace the mirror assembly (potentiometer is integral to the motor)

6

If problem persists, test control module input and replace module if necessary

5. Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to drive?

Yes, it is safe to drive. The fault only affects the driver's mirror vertical adjustment and memory function, not the vehicle's safety systems.

How much does it cost to fix?

Repair costs typically range from $150 to $400, depending on whether the mirror assembly or control module needs replacement and labor rates.

6. Related Codes

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