Thread: In sufficient adjustment in drivers side mirror

Can't say I have ever noticed a problem with the D4 mirror adjustment range.

Are you particularly tall or short which might lead to an unusual seating position?

No, I am particularly average I think, 177cm so on the shorter side I guess.

I tend to sit quite upright due to a back injury, with the seat base a little forward and slightly tilted back (high in the front).

It just needs slightly more out board adjustment to be right. I did check and there is nor more out-board movement manually.

Just my abnormal dimensions I suppose.

Thanks for the advice.

Tony

A couple of things to try.
My D2 had mirrors that could be gently banged without folding in completely,is the mirror you are talking about clicked out into its correct position.
On my POS rodeo work ute there is some sort of protecton for the mirrors.if they get folded in sometimes the mirror wont fully adjust.If one GENTLY manually shifts the mirror glass where it needs to go it clicks as you do so.You have then got futher electric adjustment.
Havent tried this on the D2 or D4,they have plenty of adjustment.
Andrew

Im 176cm and and sit with the back fairly straight up and down and dont seem to have any problem with the mirrors saying that i do have a HSE with the folding mirrors although i doubt that changes to much with them. But each to their own and it may not suit everyone!

Cheers all. My HSE Freelander has folding Mirrors, just like yours Nat.

I also tried Landyandy's suggestion. The mirror inside the housing is at max.

It is not such a big deal, it is not like it is unusable I would have just like another couple of degrees. I have become a nana. My previous car was a Defender and I could manually set them any way i liked ;-)

All this sophistication results in having silly expectations or wants I guess.

Cheers, All.