I haven’t gotten my Telluride yet but have seen MANY videos, I love it. My question is can you stop the outside rear view mirrors form cycling every time you lock or unlock your car. I keep cars for long time (current car has >370K miles) and I turned off this cycling to prevent wearing out the motor that cycles the mirrors. I can still cycle them, when I need to, via switch inside.
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Outside Rear View Mirrors
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Yes, you can turn this feature off. I do find it a good visual aid to know that the doors are locked for us old people with CRS syndrome.
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It is possible to configure the convenience feature from your instrument cluster menu. To change it from unfolding either during approaching or unlocking.
However, it doesn’t look like there are any other options to disable it completely. It will still fold when you lock the door and unfold when you unlock the door.
Maybe if you just don’t lock the door and park in a garage would be the only way to prevent the mirrors from folding at all.
However, it doesn’t look like there are any other options to disable it completely. It will still fold when you lock the door and unfold when you unlock the door.
Maybe if you just don’t lock the door and park in a garage would be the only way to prevent the mirrors from folding at all.
