Passenger mirror tilt on reverse?
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In the US you do not need any activation for the mirrors to adjust. It depends on the position of the mirror selecter (Driver or Passenger) as to whether or not the mirror tilts. You need ithe position in Driver I believe.
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Originally Posted by jmcaiado' date='Jul 7 2004, 05:11 PM
[quote name='NickP' date='Jul 8 2004, 01:06 AM'] Actually auto fold mirrors are a danger... NOT in folding, but unfolding... There are some instances where you may have parked close to a wall on one side - driving in with manually folded (electric) mirrors.?? Unlock the car and "SCRAPE"
So.. Give me manual electric mirrors!
So.. Give me manual electric mirrors!
BMW engineers think of everything!!!
[/quote] Go tell that to other car mfr's!
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Originally Posted by kigerka' date='Jul 8 2004, 05:45 AM
In the US you do not need any activation for the mirrors to adjust. It depends on the position of the mirror selecter (Driver or Passenger) as to whether or not the mirror tilts. You need ithe position in Driver I believe.
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Originally Posted by jmcaiado' date='Jul 8 2004, 12:33 PM
[quote name='kigerka' date='Jul 8 2004, 05:45 AM'] In the US you do not need any activation for the mirrors to adjust.? It depends on the position of the mirror selecter (Driver or Passenger) as to whether or not the mirror tilts.? You need ithe position in Driver I believe.
[/quote]actually we were talking about tilt-on-reverse as well
