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Should my 2010 Alphard mirror tilt when selecting reverse.

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Do you have memory driver seat? (The panel with 1, 2, 3 mounted on the door)? 

The auto tilt relies on the vertical hall sensor on the mirror that is part of the memory setting functions. 

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I have a 2007 3.0 litre Alphard and the passenger mirror tilts when I select reverse. I thought it was a standard ‘feature’ not a fault 🤷‍♂️

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looking at the wiring diagrams, it seems to be added to alphards that have auto retract mirrors on the 10 series - although it may have been an option.

on the 20 series, there are two looms, one has an additional 4 wires for a horizontal and vertical hall sensor, and additional wires for the retract motor, this function can also be tested by manually pushing the glass out of position when everything is switched off, when you turn on the ignition, the mirror corrects itself.

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22 hours ago, Denz said:

Does not have memory seats.

It's unlikely you have auto tilt, then, unfortunately.

do you have auto fold mirrors? when locking/unlocking?

It is interesting to know how these functions are linked, as the documentation is all in japanese

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Thanks Chris for the information. My does not have auto fold mirrors I have to press a button before switching off ignition.

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1 hour ago, Denz said:

Thanks Chris for the information. My does not have auto fold mirrors I have to press a button before switching off ignition.

there is an aftermarket box that plugs in to the obd port, that will auto fold mirrors and close windows when you lock doors

 

 

 

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