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How to adjust the rearview mirror on Geely Borui?

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LeJackson

09/07/25 5:09am

When the ignition switch is in the ON position, rotate the exterior rearview mirror adjustment knob to align the indicator on the knob with L or R to select the corresponding left or right exterior rearview mirror. Move the exterior rearview mirror adjustment knob left, right, up, or down to adjust the angle of the mirror. After adjustment, reset the left and right exterior rearview mirror adjustment knobs to their initial positions. Additional information: 1. The Borui exterior rearview mirror adjustment switch is located on the interior trim panel of the driver's side door. Objects seen in the exterior rearview mirror appear farther away than their actual distance. Adjust the interior and exterior rearview mirrors after setting your driving posture. 2. If the exterior rearview mirror is frozen, do not operate the adjustment switch or scrape the surface of the mirror. Use a spray or de-icer to remove the ice from the mirror surface. 3. To avoid injury and damage to the exterior rearview mirror, do not touch it while it is in motion. Do not adjust the vehicle's rearview mirrors while driving, as it may distract you and lead to loss of control, posing a danger.

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