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Power side mirrors not behaving!
Hi all, I have a '15 GT86(I'm in Taiwan) clocking 70k km in mileage. So just after my warranty expired, my side power mirrors started to not retract or extend as I press the button. It's always random, sometimes the left doesn't move, sometimes it's the right side. Sometimes both work and sometimes both quit. It's happening more and more often so I've simply quit hitting the button altogether.... but it's just not cool. I've seen local owners having similar problems, but either they are within warranty and the dealer just replaced the whole unit, or they are out of warranty and decided to live with it. Some said just lubricate the motors and mechanical parts inside. Well, I'll have to dismantle it to get to the inside. So I still have no clue to what could be the problem. Google search, surprisingly, isn't helpful. Or perhaps I am missing something out there? So if it will be awesome if I can get some pointers or help here, and thanks in advance!
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Any way you could hit them with some electrical cleaner and maybe some electrical grease without taking the car apart? |
OR, just do it the old fashioned way, reach out and push on the glass part -:thumbsup:
humfrz |
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Oh, OK - :bonk:
Well, if you park that close, how does one get out of the car - :iono: humfrz |
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@ChrisJ might know something about this.
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86 in NA = this car is too damn small! |
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Yeah I need to find an easy way to get to the inside. I hate taking door panels apart, and I don't really have a place to do it either. |
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Couple of reasons. Here the parking lots are much tighter than in the US. Also we have millions of scooters zipping all over the road, especially towards the outside of the lane. We therefore tend to fold our mirrors when parked on the street to avoid mirrors getting hit. Thirdly, some roads are rather narrow here, so there are times when I have to retract my mirrors as I inch pass traffic to get through. |
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