Thread: Defender Electric Mirrors

Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh

My mirrors are self adjusting, many times per kilometre. Very clever actually, as the constant readjustment works much like a convex mirror, covering the entire spectrum of rear vision with every oscillation.

geez I always thought it was an in built anti driver fatigue safety device forcing you to stop every 2 hours to re-adjust the mirrors

Nathan ... just ignore this mob of yobbos and buy a real 4WD - a P38! <ducks for cover!>

Willem

Despite what's been said here, I've never had Defender mirrors vibrate, not even on a leaf sprung SIII, so I suggest you people nip them up a bit.

Back to topic : Convex Mirrors don't need to be adjusted. They're cheap & simple.

Originally Posted by Michael2

Despite what's been said here, I've never had Defender mirrors vibrate,

not even on a leaf sprung SIII, so I suggest you people nip them up a bit.

Back to topic : Convex Mirrors don't need to be adjusted. They're cheap & simple.

ours are shocking...vibrate all the time, have been nipped up oer and over and one hasa even been replaced it kept vibrating loose so muchhe

For what it is worth Nathan I would love electric mirrors I finnd the mirrors a pain in the arse when me and Ian change drivinng the car because I simmply can't see out of his mirrors as he sits so close to the steering wheel

Just a thought
Why not put in mirrors from D1 or D2 or a rangie,put the associated wireing in and there you have it....

Originally Posted by disco gazza

Just a thought
Why not put in mirrors from D1 or D2 or a rangie,put the associated wireing in and there you have it....

Probably because they mount in a completely different way.

I actually thought of this thread today. Couldn't adjust the driver's mirror with my right hand due to severe tendentious in my arm (caused by undoing the clutch reservoir on the same Defender). So had to get out and use the left arm.