Afternoon guys & gals
Typically, 1 month after expiry of warranty, the auto-dimming rear view mirror has decided to pack up and doesn't dim even with direct bright headlights following closely! :roll: Any-one had any such problems before?
I assume the sensor is the small rectangle of plastic in the frame immediately above the mirror itself? Unless there's another sensor under the glass surface? I've tried cleaning the mirror and the (assumed) sensor (& also driving in the dark with the roof down in case a dirty rear window was causing an issue), but with no joy. Is the mirror sensor in anyway related to the ambient light sensor that deals with the auto-headlights?
The strange thing is that I've noticed the mirror dimming under several other circumstances, noticeably when on an uphill slope, but this happens when there is no following traffic and during the daytime as well. Weird!
Any thoughts???
Typically, 1 month after expiry of warranty, the auto-dimming rear view mirror has decided to pack up and doesn't dim even with direct bright headlights following closely! :roll: Any-one had any such problems before?
I assume the sensor is the small rectangle of plastic in the frame immediately above the mirror itself? Unless there's another sensor under the glass surface? I've tried cleaning the mirror and the (assumed) sensor (& also driving in the dark with the roof down in case a dirty rear window was causing an issue), but with no joy. Is the mirror sensor in anyway related to the ambient light sensor that deals with the auto-headlights?
The strange thing is that I've noticed the mirror dimming under several other circumstances, noticeably when on an uphill slope, but this happens when there is no following traffic and during the daytime as well. Weird!
Any thoughts???