Same happened to mine after it was whacked by a speeding white van driver in a narrow lane. The impact broke the indicator repeater strip and the mirror would fold all the way in until it touched the window trim. As mentioned, there is a "stop mechanism" (it may just be a plastic pin) in ...

Same happened to mine after it was whacked by a speeding white van driver in a narrow lane. The impact broke the indicator repeater strip and the mirror would fold all the way in until it touched the window trim. As mentioned, there is a "stop mechanism" (it may just be a plastic pin) in ...

It happened to my drivers mirror, started to hit the glass/trim when folded. No obvious signs of impact/damage to outer casing or the glass. OPC Solihull had to order a complete new internals for the unit, as the lock stop mechanism had failed. All done under warranty in my case. Perfect! Many than...

Nuclear Nick wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 7:51 pm There was a post on here quite some time ago. IIRC it was the same issue. Keep searching Mike!

Thanks Nick. Long time! All good? Mike

Neil1911 wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 7:38 pm

Dandock wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 7:26 pm Thanks. I’ll have a more thorough search than I did earlier. M

Ah, well, maybe it was your post in the PCGB forum I saw! Still this one has much greater width and an unfailing (so far) record. Come on lads, that amounts to a challenge

Thanks. I’ll have a more thorough search than I did earlier. M

My driver’s mirror is not retracting as it used to. It now doesn’t stop until it meets the window trim. The passenger side mirror is unchanged. Albeit I have an extended warranty my OPC are trying to suggest/prove that it has been the victim of a trauma ie been moved(!) despite there being no substa...

+1 I understand the argument re stopping distance under certain temperatures but, like you, I struggle to see that the weather in most of the U.K. is consistently within their threshold for a sufficient amount of time to make it worthwhile. As their performance drops above that threshold are they ac...

I’ve just had a look at a report from Haringay council. It says under the Highways Act 1980 section 1X, it is unlawful for any person to run a wire or cable across a public highway. And goes on to say that the type of cover would not be allowed as it is a hazard. Advice - perhaps unsurprisingly in ...

345DA176-5F61-41EE-8AF6-A2E96DB04699.jpeg Saw this in Bath yesterday. Owner clearly has worked some sort of fudge via a standard infrastructure cover. Have they employed a redundant portal? And ignoring the status of cable cover how exactly is this possible, practical and legal. And if legal, what ...