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How to Adjust the Rearview Mirror of a Magotan Car?

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McJade

07/28/25 7:24pm

Turn the knob to position L to adjust the left exterior rearview mirror. When adjusting the left exterior rearview mirror, the right exterior rearview mirror will also adjust simultaneously. If necessary, you can also turn the knob to position R to correct the position of the right exterior rearview mirror. Related details are as follows: 1. In terms of appearance, the Magotan features a newly designed grille that integrates with the headlights, adopting a horizontal and flat style. The sharp lines of the grille create a three-dimensional, dynamic, and well-layered front face. The integrated Lingxi full-LED advanced headlights come with adaptive front lighting and automatic headlight leveling, working with the Dynamic Light Assist system to illuminate the road ahead. 2. The oversized panoramic sunroof, composed of two pieces of dark-tinted heat-insulating glass, provides an expansive view, enhancing the driving experience. It is paired with an electric sunshade, reflecting thoughtful details.

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VanRafael

08/12/25 12:27am

After driving the Magotan for so many years, adjusting the rearview mirrors is a piece of cake. See that knob on the driver's door panel? Turn it to 'L' to adjust the left mirror—just push the knob up, down, left, or right to move the mirror. Switch to 'R' for the right side, same method. Remember not to set it too low; the horizon should be in the middle of the mirror, with just a sliver of the car body visible. On rainy days, I tilt the mirrors slightly downward to spot puddles more easily. After adjusting, always return the knob to the center to avoid accidental bumps. If your car has seat memory, press the SET button on the door after positioning—the mirror angles will save too.

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