How does the powered rear view mirror work?
I wanted to flip the mirror when headlights are blinding me. Owner's manual shows traditional flip type mirror. My BRZ mirror doesn't have that. There is a power button. When I press it, I don't see any difference in the mirror. What is the deal? Broken? Garbage gimmick? Tear it out and install a normal mirror? Piece of crap mirror rattles anyway, and can't even be adjusted. Literally the worst rear view mirror EVER
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Powered rear view mirror?
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Page 70 of the owner manual. It is auto dimming so when powered up it will dim when there are bright lights. You won't see anything just pushing the button. If it doesn't dim when turned on and bright lights come up behind you it is broke.
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GrantedTaken has also started a thread describing the brake pads as the "worst design ever". Seriously, if you are so unhappy with the design of this automobile, you might consider selling it and buying something that is more suited to your design criteria. Perhaps a Toyota Camry? It's pretty well designed, and very popular....
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literally unusable
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It's threads like these that keep me coming back to ft86club.com
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but i have the homelink auto dimming mirror in the brz, and added it to my ranger. not having to put a garage door opener in the car is great. overall though, the dimming is enough for me. the ranger required some tape over the sensor to dim correctly being installed in a different vehicle. |
Do you by chance have window tint blocking or preventing the sensor from auto dimming when being hit by light?
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The fucking mirror has a POWER BUTTON |
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Are these things known to break? When I pressed the power on, nothing changed. The bright light was still blinding me. What a pathetic joke. I got the BRZ since its the epitome of UNDER ENGINEERED. Then they add some bullshit busted mirror, instead of using the basic lightweight 100 year old design that aint broke. |
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