I thought there was a thread on this already, but I couldn't find it.

Our first real week of winter here in Denver, and my driver side mirror is giving me trouble. I have to push the button several times or even help it manually to fold in and out. Anyone else having this issue? Is it just a cold weather thing?

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I thought there was a thread on this already, but I couldn't find it.

Our first real week of winter here in Denver, and my driver side mirror is giving me trouble. I have to push the button several times or even help it manually to fold in and out. Anyone else having this issue? Is it just a cold weather thing?

For CO H2 Club Info,
e-mail: aps101374@yahoo.com

The rig needs to be taken to the dealership for a recalibration of the mirror or total replacement. The first of many headaches to come... Good Luck!

Jim
03' Pewter, LUX H-2
00' K3500 Crew Cab
69' Toyota FJ-40 Land Cruiser
71' 427 FJ-40 Land Cruiser
02' Nissan Maxima SE

my passanger side mirror does not fold in or out properly on cold (below freezing) temps. The drivers side is ok, but I'm always buggin the wife to push in the passenger side. I will raise this concern on the first oil change at the dealer.

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you're right, there were previous threads on this issue. As I recall there was a strong correlation to cold temperature.

JJ

That's not the nest news I've heard, as we're having the coldest morning (21 below 0 w/ WC) in a long long time. Oh well.

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e-mail: aps101374@yahoo.com

Yeah, up in VT, when it got around zero and below (air temp), our passenger side mirror did not work. When it got to about ten degrees, it started working perfectly again.

My driver side mirror does the same thing...it doesn't fold in all the way. My rear windshield wiper doesn't work either. I think these are both common problems with the H2.