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How to Fold Car Rearview Mirrors?

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07/30/25 5:53am

To fold the car rearview mirrors, press the automatic folding button to the automatic folding position, and both exterior rearview mirrors will fold simultaneously. More information about rearview mirrors is as follows: 1. Rearview mirrors are essential components of a car and play a crucial role in safe driving. 2. Method to adjust the interior rearview mirror: manually adjust it directly. When adjusting, use both hands to apply even force and make slight adjustments. Generally, it can be adjusted in all directions (front, back, left, right). Try to avoid frequent adjustments as it may cause the mirror to wobble. Some vehicles have a buckle on the interior rearview mirror; the buckle needs to be opened before adjusting the mirror. After adjustment, secure the buckle to fix the rearview mirror in place. 3. Method to adjust the exterior rearview mirror: manually adjust it directly, or use the control lever located near the inner glass. Gently move the control lever to adjust the exterior rearview mirror. If manually adjusting the exterior rearview mirror directly, press one side of the mirror lightly to adjust it. Avoid applying excessive force as it may damage the mirror.

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