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      10-10-2017, 07:32 AM   #1
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Weird things happened on my side mirror

I am riding my 2017 f15, it is a right hand drive vehicle. When I turned on the left signal light while the car is running, the left mirror will shit to left auto automatically. When the car goes straight the mirror will back to normal. Is it a new function? How can I deactivate it?

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I believe it is a new feature that BMW had add without mentioning.
You can disable it by switching the mirror adjustment switch to the oposite.
It is activated together with the auto dip during reverse.
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I am riding my 2017 f15, it is a right hand drive vehicle. When I turned on the left signal light while the car is running, the left mirror will shit to left auto automatically. When the car goes straight the mirror will back to normal. Is it a new function? How can I deactivate it?

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I believe it is a new feature that BMW had add without mentioning.
You can disable it by switching the mirror adjustment switch to the oposite.
It is activated together with the auto dip during reverse.
Oh. I could not believe I have this function. I just want to deactivate cornering function, but I need to keep parking function. It is annoying.
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I am riding my 2017 f15, it is a right hand drive vehicle. When I turned on the left signal light while the car is running, the left mirror will shit to left auto automatically. When the car goes straight the mirror will back to normal. Is it a new function? How can I deactivate it?

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I am riding my 2017 f15, it is a right hand drive vehicle. When I turned on the left signal light while the car is running, the left mirror will shit to left auto automatically. When the car goes straight the mirror will back to normal. Is it a new function? How can I deactivate it?

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I am sorry to all readers, it looks fun. Shit from normal to left. Lol
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