Typical newbie question, rear view mirror...

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Originally Posted by fraser130

19 people have read this, but no-one can tell me how to adjust the mirror?

:(

Fraser

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I was one of the 19 but I thought it was a late April Fools joke.

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Originally Posted by Scouse

I was one of the 19 but I thought it was a late April Fools joke.

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Thanks Scott!

Now I really feel like a newbie!
The sooner I buy one of these the better, so I can start to post solutions!

Fraser

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Originally Posted by fraser130

Now I really feel like a newbie!

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I'll have Incisor remove your 'Master' tag now ;).

:D:D:D

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Originally Posted by RR46

G,day Fraser

I have just bought a MY06 RR Vogue Supercharged. I get the car in two weeks but when I test drover it, along with the other RRs I drover you adjust the rear view mirror by moving it by hand to the desired position. Hope this is of help.

Cheers Gavin

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So it is adjusted the same as any other internal rear vision mirror - hmmmmm - no comment :angel:.

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Originally Posted by garrycol

So it is adjusted the same as any other internal rear vision mirror - hmmmmm - no comment :angel:.

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Funny that, I was trying to be diplomatic:D Oh and what is that big round thing with buttons on it that is in front of the dial thingies???? what might this do???? any ideas????:p

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Originally Posted by RR46

Funny that, I was trying to be diplomatic:D Oh and what is that big round thing with buttons on it that is in front of the dial thingies???? what might this do???? any ideas????:p

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Isn't that what the wife drives with from the passenger seat?

Okay, it was a stupid question, I just overestimated the refinment of the RR and didn't want to break anything!!!!

I won't do it again, I promise!

(crawling back to the Defender forums where people are nice):eek:

Cheers,
Fraser

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Originally Posted by fraser130

Isn't that what the wife drives with from the passenger seat?

Okay, it was a stupid question, I just overestimated the refinment of the RR and didn't want to break anything!!!!

I won't do it again, I promise!

(crawling back to the Defender forums where people are nice):eek:

Cheers,
Fraser

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Hope I didn't offend, it was all in good humor (mine was the diplomatic answer remember). Might I add the (as Im always saying to my employees) only stupid question is the question you don,t ask and then break something.

Again I hope you were not offended.

Cheers

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Originally Posted by fraser130

Okay, it was a stupid question,

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Fraser there is not such thing as a stupid question - it is better to ask than sit and wonder what the answer is. I think all of us have at various times asked similar questions, so you are not alone.

Garry

Hey there Fraser,

What Gavin and Garry said. I used to teach (corporate stuff) years ago and often placed this on display during the sessions. It may be apocryphal but ....

"Ancient proverb says that it is better to appear a fool and ask a question than to remain silent and so remain a fool".

Of course when offering advice ....

"It is better to remain silent and appear a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt"

They both sort of cancel one another out!

We've all asked/done something in our lives that was, in hindsight, truly daft. Well I have anyway. More times than I will admit too :p On my daft-o-meter your question barely registers by comparison to some of mine, and no, I will not elaborate.

No offense was intended in my earlier response. I am hoping a little fun was had without expense to your dignity.

Good luck in the hunt for the "chosen one" FFRR

Cheers,
Iain

None taken guys!

I had agood laugh too!

Fraser