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How to Adjust the Rearview Mirror of Buick Lavida?

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LeGabriella

07/30/25 2:27am

The adjustment switch for the Lavida's exterior rearview mirrors is located inside the driver's side door. Both the angle adjustment for the left and right mirrors and the heating function can be controlled via this knob. Below are the steps to adjust the Lavida's rearview mirrors: 1. Before adjusting the mirrors, ensure the vehicle seat and steering wheel are properly positioned. The basic principle for seat adjustment is to sit comfortably, have a clear view, and find the steering wheel easy to handle. Maintaining the correct sitting posture is a prerequisite for adjusting the mirrors; improper posture will render the mirrors ineffective. 2. Adjust the horizon reflection in the central rearview mirror to the center of the mirror and position the reflection of your right ear to the left edge of the mirror. For the left exterior mirror, adjust the horizon reflection to the center of the mirror and position the reflection of the left side of the car to occupy the right 1/4 of the mirror. 3. For the right exterior mirror, adjust the horizon reflection to the 2/3 height of the mirror and position the reflection of the right side of the car to occupy the left 1/4 of the mirror. Allowing the ground reflection to occupy more area in the right mirror helps the driver better assess the road conditions on the right side and makes it easier to judge the distance between the car and the curb when parking.

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