B1CE319

Right door mirror up/down motor drive overload

The right exterior mirror's up-and-down adjustment motor has drawn more current than its drive circuit allows, and the mirror glass stops adjusting vertically when the mirror switch is used. BYD's documents list the wiring and connector, the right domain controller, and the vertical adjustment motor itself — whether faulty, jammed or obstructed. On some models the mirror's fold motor is listed as a possible cause as well.

Free here: what the code means, the symptoms, the causes and where to start.

With a subscription: every step for your exact vehicle, the values to measure and the wiring diagrams.

What a subscription adds

Severity: Warning

Before working on any high-voltage component, carry out BYD's high-voltage shutdown: switch the vehicle off, disconnect the 12 V supply and the high-voltage connector, then leave the vehicle for at least 5 minutes before touching orange cabling. Wear insulated gloves and footwear. Do not work on the high-voltage system without training for that vehicle.

What are the symptoms of B1CE319?

  • The mirror switch no longer moves the right mirror up or down

What causes B1CE319?

Ordered by how many BYD-group vehicles list each cause for this code — not by how likely it is on your car.

  • Wiring or connector fault — listed on 56 vehicles
  • Right domain controller fault — listed on 52 vehicles
  • Right mirror vertical adjustment motor fault, jammed or obstructed — listed on 32 vehicles
  • Right mirror fold motor fault, jammed or obstructed — listed on 18 vehicles

Where do I start with B1CE319?

Check the right domain controller DTCs

The full procedure for your vehicle

Sign in and the page continues: the steps in order for your exact vehicle, the values to measure, and the wiring diagrams behind each one.

Worth knowing

  • BYD's high-voltage procedure calls for disconnecting the 12 V supply and waiting at least 5 minutes after shutdown before work begins.

Which vehicles does B1CE319 affect?

  • BYD D1 2023
  • BYD Han DM 2023
  • BYD Han EV 2022
  • BYD Han EV 2023
  • BYD Han L DM 2025
  • BYD Overseas ATTO3 2025
  • BYD Overseas M6(RHD) eMAX 7 2025
  • BYD Overseas SEAL 2025
  • BYD Overseas Song Plus 2024
  • BYD Qin L 2024-2025
  • BYD Seal 05 DM-i 2025
  • BYD Seal 06 2025
  • BYD Seal 2023
  • BYD Seal 2025
  • BYD Seal DM-i 2024
  • BYD Song L 2024 4668
  • BYD Song L DM-i 2025
  • BYD Song L EV 2024
  • BYD Song PLUS 2021
  • BYD Song PLUS 2025
  • BYD Song Pro DM-i 2022-2023
  • BYD Tang L 2025
  • BYD Tang NEV 2021
  • BYD Tang NEV 2022
  • BYD Tang NEV 2023
  • BYD Tang NEV 2023 EV
  • BYD Xia 2025-2026
  • BYD Yuan PLUS 2023
  • BYD Yuan UP 2024
  • Denza D9 DM 2022
  • Denza D9 DM 2025
  • Denza D9 DM-i 2024
  • Denza D9 EV 2023
  • Denza D9 EV 2024
  • Denza D9 EV 2025
  • Denza D9 EV RHD 2025
  • Denza N7 2023
  • Denza N7 2024
  • Denza N7 2025
  • Denza N8 2023
  • Denza N9
  • Denza Z9 2025
  • Destroyer 05
  • Fangchengbao Bao 5 2023
  • Fangchengbao Bao 5 2025
  • Fangchengbao Bao 8 2025
  • Fangchengbao Titanium 3 2025
  • Qin Plus
  • Yangwang U7 2025
  • Yangwang U8 2023
  • Yangwang U8 2024
  • Yangwang U9 2025

The rest of this check — every step for your own vehicle — is for subscribers. Subscribe now