The Correct Technique for Folding your Exterior Mirrors

[Bricks and Bio]

Hard to believe this needs a bulletin but I imagine a few mirrors and trim pieces were messed up using a lift, push, twist in the wrong direction

As always thanks to EE4life at Acurazine (who never appears over here for some reason)

http://www.urvi.net/forumfiles/SN/B17110F.PDF

 

[NsXMas]

Very important info. I will probably need to do this to get it to fit in my garage.

 

[QUICKIE]

How cheap of them to not include power folding mirrors.

 

[Bricks and Bio]

Agreed, this is one one the reason I refer to Ted as Turd (the Continentals, no AM radio, no nose lift exc.).

My car does not fit in my garage without folding them, and it makes taking the car out for a nice ride a lot more effort than it should.

 

[Space Truckin]

How cheap of them to not include power folding mirrors.

Agreed, this is one one the reason I refer to Ted as Turd (the Continentals, no AM radio, no nose lift exc.).

My car does not fit in my garage without folding them, and it makes taking the car out for a nice ride a lot more effort than it should.

The car weighs damn near 2 ton , my Viper on the other hand weighs in at 3200 lb with 740rwhp/ 720tq. (no power fold mirrors, no nose lift etc.etc). At some point you have to be conscious of weight...JM2C...I could be wrong

 

[Bricks and Bio]

I have to believe that a lot of sales were lost because you can't put the car in a typical hi rise garage due to the lack of the nose lift.

It was really a lack of experience in the super car biz and understanding of what is important to the buyers.