How to Adjust the Rearview Mirror of a Golf?
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Golf car rearview mirror adjustment method is: 1. The driver should locate the electric adjustment button on the left door while seated in the driver's position. The letters next to the adjustment button: "L" represents the left rearview mirror, and "R" represents the right rearview mirror. 2. To adjust the angle of the left or right rearview mirror, rotate the white dot on the adjustment knob to the "L" or "R" position. 3. Lift the knob upwards to change the rearview mirror's viewing angle upwards. Press the knob downwards to change the viewing angle downwards. Press the knob to the left to change the viewing angle to the left. Press the knob to the right to change the viewing angle to the right. 4. Adjust the left and right rearview mirrors to the optimal angle. After adjustment, rotate the white dot on the adjustment knob to the "O" position.
Over the years of driving a Golf, I've found that adjusting the mirrors is actually quite particular. First, adjust the seat to the most comfortable position when you get in the car, so that the mirror adjustments won't be distorted later. The small buttons with arrows on the driver's side door are the controls—the left one adjusts the left mirror, and the right one adjusts the right mirror. I usually divide the left side mirror into four equal parts, with the car body occupying the innermost part. The right side mirror is a bit trickier because of the larger blind spot—I let the car body occupy one-third and specifically angle it downward to see the curb. Adjusting the interior rearview mirror is simpler; just tilt it until the entire rear window is visible. Remember to adjust them properly before hitting the highway, so lane changes won't feel nerve-wracking.