What is the method for adjusting the Corolla's rearview mirrors?

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LunaRose
07/29/25 2:55am
The Corolla's rearview mirror folding button is located on the door armrest. Press the switch, and the mirrors will automatically retract. Here is some related information about the rearview mirrors: 1. Conditions for adjusting the rearview mirror angle: For vehicles without a smart entry and start system, the engine must be in the 'ACC' or 'ON' position. For vehicles with a smart entry and start system, the engine switch must be in accessory or ignition-on mode. 2. Function of the rearview mirror heating: When driving in rainy, snowy, or foggy weather, the rearview mirrors can be heated via the electric heating wires embedded behind the mirror surface to ensure clear visibility.
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