How to Set Up Automatic Mirror Folding When Locking the Camry?
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When parking, hold the lock button for more than 3 seconds to automatically fold the mirrors and close all windows. One-touch window control requires activation at a 4S shop. Mirror auto-folding is manually controlled by default. To enable automatic folding upon locking, an additional auto-folding module needs to be installed externally.
I really love the high-tech features of the Camry. Setting up the auto-folding mirrors when locking the car is actually quite simple. First, you need to sit in the car, start the vehicle but don't ignite the engine. Then, find the settings menu or vehicle settings option on the central control screen. Scroll through to find items related to mirrors or door locks, and turn on the auto-folding function—that's it. I've used this feature before, and it feels really cool. It helps avoid scratches when parking, enhances anti-theft security, and saves space, especially in tight parking lots. Remember to check your car's model year, as newer Camry models might have different systems. If it doesn't work after setting it up, check the remote control's battery or fuses. It's best to consult the user manual for additional details and keep the system updated to prevent bugs.
As a family car user, I often drive a Camry to take my kids out. Setting the mirrors to automatically fold when locking the car indeed enhances safety. Operation method: Hold the key close to the car, then press and hold the lock button on the remote and the setup button in the center console area simultaneously. For some models, you can simply select the mirror folding option in the dashboard menu. This way, the mirrors automatically fold after locking, reducing the risk of being hit, especially in crowded school zones. If it doesn’t work, it’s recommended to first check if the mirrors themselves are intact, and clean the folding mechanism if it’s dirty. Overall, it’s quite practical and helps save family time. Don’t forget regular maintenance to avoid jamming.
I prefer simplicity and stability when driving, and setting the Camry to automatically fold the mirrors when locking isn't difficult. After starting the car, locate the control lever near the steering wheel or the switch on the center console—sometimes the option is activated in the settings menu. If the setting doesn't respond, check if the mirror's power cable is properly connected, as most issues stem from switch wear or loose circuits. It's advisable to refer to the user manual or visit a 4S shop for inspection to avoid unnecessary hassle. Regularly lubricating the folding hinge with oil can extend its lifespan.
