Where is the rearview mirror heating for the imported 2010 320i model?

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CooperRose
07/29/25 3:29pm
The rearview mirror heating for the imported 2010 320i model is located in the button below the central control screen, with an icon featuring three curved upward arrows paired with a rectangle. Below is additional information about rearview mirror heating: Weather: Rearview mirror heating is typically used in foggy, rainy, snowy, or frosty weather. On the driver's side door, there is a knob on the left front with several positions: L, 0, R, and a heating symbol. Vehicle Models: Not every car comes with a rearview mirror heating function. First, check if your car has a rectangular box with three upward arrows inside (Note: distinguish it from the front windshield defroster icon—a fan-shaped icon with three upward curved arrows). Second, when heating is needed, press the button or turn to the corresponding position to activate it (some cars may display an icon on the rearview mirror). Be mindful of the usage time to avoid prolonged continuous use. Temperature:
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