What is the adjustment method for the new Lavida's rearview mirrors?
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The adjustment method for the new Lavida's rearview mirrors is to press the electric adjustment button on the main driver's door panel to adjust them. Taking the 2021 Lavida as an example, its body structure is a 4-door, 5-seater sedan with the following dimensions: Length: 4670mm, Width: 1806mm, Height: 1474mm, Wheelbase: 2688mm, Fuel tank capacity: 51L, Trunk capacity: 510L. The 2021 Lavida is equipped with a 1.4T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 150PS, maximum power of 110kW, maximum torque of 250Nm, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Adjusting the rearview mirrors on the new Lavida is very simple, and I do it frequently during my daily driving. First, get into the car and sit properly, fasten the seatbelt, and maintain a normal driving posture without slouching, otherwise, the adjusted view will be inaccurate. Then, on the left or right side of the door panel, there's an adjustment knob or dial, usually marked with L and R, representing the left and right rearview mirrors. To adjust the left mirror, rotate or slide the knob to the L position, and gently push or pull the control lever to see how the mirror angle changes. I prefer adjusting the mirror to a position where I can just see the rear license plate, ensuring no blind spots. Don’t forget to adjust the center rearview mirror as well—just lean your head slightly forward to reach it. After adjusting, test it while driving; sometimes, forgetting to adjust can make the road view feel off, leading to minor scrapes. Throughout the process, avoid using too much force to prevent damaging the parts—the Lavida’s mirrors are sturdy but precise. If the electric adjustment stops working, check if it’s a button issue; it’s usually something you can fix yourself.
I'm the type who really enjoys delving into the little details of cars, and the new Lavida's mirror adjustment design is quite user-friendly. To operate it, first use the controller on the door panel next to the driver's seat—the buttons are usually integrated near the power windows, labeled with left/right selection keys and directional control keys. Select the left mirror, then push the button forward, backward, left, or right to adjust the angle, ensuring it reflects a bit of the road outside the car body to reduce blind spots. The right mirror is adjusted similarly, but make sure it covers the lane behind you. For manual versions, fine-tune it with the physical knob, but don’t overtighten. The whole process takes just a few minutes—safety first! It’s also a good chance to check if the motor is responsive; if the buttons don’t work, it might be a fuse issue. I’ve also noticed that properly adjusted mirrors make parking assistance more accurate, saving a lot of hassle. In short, check them regularly to ensure clear driving visibility, and don’t let dust block the mirror surface.
