Is There a Difference Between Mirror Memory and Automatic Mirror Tilt-Down in Reverse?
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Mirror memory and automatic mirror tilt-down in reverse are the same. Mirror Definition: Automatic mirror tilt-down in reverse refers to the feature where the right-side mirror automatically adjusts its angle downward when the vehicle is shifted into R gear, helping the driver see the ground conditions. How to Use the Mirror: First, with the ignition on, shift into reverse (R) without starting the vehicle. The reverse camera will display. Then, operate the mirror adjustment lever, turning it from the 0 position to R (right). This requires some force—push the lever firmly to the right. If the lever doesn’t move to the R position, adjust the mirror’s tilt-down range. Once adjusted, keep the adjustment button in the R position (the right-side mirror adjustment position). Shift back to P gear. The next time you start the vehicle and shift into reverse, the mirror will automatically tilt down to the previously set position. Below is the view from the mirror when it doesn’t tilt down in a parking lot—only the rear vehicle is visible, not the ground beside the car body.