hello to all
08-06-07, 10:16 PM
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hello to all
hi im new here with a 2006 i just bought with 12k miles. im learning a lot here, can anyone tell me how to set my side mirrors to not point a the ground when i hit reverse, thx 4 any help.
08-06-07, 10:27 PM
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congrats and welcome to clublexus!
for the side mirrors, if you don't want them to point down when you put the car in reverse, check your side mirrors power control and make sure the button is set to the middle. either left or right will trigger the tilt down
for the side mirrors, if you don't want them to point down when you put the car in reverse, check your side mirrors power control and make sure the button is set to the middle. either left or right will trigger the tilt down
08-06-07, 10:34 PM
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thanks much 4 the quick reply, it dont take long to make friends around here. im looking to buy wheels, but am not sure about which ones, theres a ton on the market, thx again
08-06-07, 11:23 PM
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wheels? hehehe, looking for a set of 20s?
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08-06-07, 11:31 PM
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Welcome to the boards. Everyone here is very helpful, and just for the record, if you search for the questions, you will probibly find the answers...
And Rominl, how much would 4 of those go for?
And Rominl, how much would 4 of those go for?
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08-07-07, 05:50 AM
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I've always been impressed with the way experienced truck drivers could back up those behemoths, then I found out one of their secrets (besides their obvious skill and experience)- it's those 3-foot high side mirrors. With those, you can see exactly where your rear wheels are going.
When I have to back down my multi-radius curved driveway in either the SC or RX, I set my side mirrors to tilt down to the maximum and fly right down like a pro. Works like a charm.
I find the standard downward tilt helps when parallel parking. I wonder why johnny (welcome, BTW) wants to defeat it?
When I have to back down my multi-radius curved driveway in either the SC or RX, I set my side mirrors to tilt down to the maximum and fly right down like a pro. Works like a charm.
I find the standard downward tilt helps when parallel parking. I wonder why johnny (welcome, BTW) wants to defeat it?
08-07-07, 06:27 AM
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johnny,
if you're looking to sell your '06 wheels after you replace them i'd be interested if they're in good condition
welcome to the club!
if you're looking to sell your '06 wheels after you replace them i'd be interested if they're in good condition
welcome to the club!
08-07-07, 09:08 AM
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I've always been impressed with the way experienced truck drivers could back up those behemoths, then I found out one of their secrets (besides their obvious skill and experience)- it's those 3-foot high side mirrors. With those, you can see exactly where your rear wheels are going.
When I have to back down my multi-radius curved driveway in either the SC or RX, I set my side mirrors to tilt down to the maximum and fly right down like a pro. Works like a charm.
I find the standard downward tilt helps when parallel parking. I wonder why johnny (welcome, BTW) wants to defeat it?
When I have to back down my multi-radius curved driveway in either the SC or RX, I set my side mirrors to tilt down to the maximum and fly right down like a pro. Works like a charm.
I find the standard downward tilt helps when parallel parking. I wonder why johnny (welcome, BTW) wants to defeat it?
08-07-07, 12:12 PM
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while the feature is really good for parallel parking or so, sometimes it does give a bit trouble since the mirrors are so small, when they tilt down you really basically see the ground. maybe when some people straight back out the garage/driveway, they want to fully see the side/rear?
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