electric mirrors

laurieash

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Were is the switch for the heated mirrors on Autotrail apache 700 2013
model?
Looked and better looked.
 
mines in the row of switches above the gear lever
 
Are they manually operated?

Every vehicle I have ever had with heated mirrors they switch on automatically when the temperature drops to a certain point.
 
No switch above gear lever, also when it was raining no vision.
 
Sorry, I meant below the gear lever, switch on the far left, mines an x250, 130 multijet

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There should be a row of switches below the heater controls - the far left is the heated mirrors (looks like heated rear screen switch in a car).
 
Below the gear lever is a switch thats like a heated rear screen tryed that but goies off on a timer, so I think its for a cab fitting rear windows?
 
Damn! An Edinburgher got in afore a weegie!:crying:
 
The switch is on a timer just like a car heated rear screen. It also operates the heated rear screen in a Ducato van.
 
Extract from the Fiat Ducato manual
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So I was doing it right just a bit crap up to wagons as sometimes you can see steam or drying going on.
thanks all for you comments.
Laurie.
ps now in Portugal so hopefully will not need.
 
So I was doing it right just a bit crap up to wagons as sometimes you can see steam or drying going on.
thanks all for you comments.
Laurie.
ps now in Portugal so hopefully will not need.
If I had known you were in sunnier climes you'd have been on your own!:swear2:
Only joking, enjoy!:Smile:
 
Sunner climes nowt but rain and cloud here at pegger do alter,

will have to move more south me thinks
 
Snow blizzard when in Burgos also minus one.
 
Have you got front mud flaps? Its amazing how much spray they take off the wing mirrors...

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