1. Some models are equipped with exterior mirrors that have electrically controlled mechanisms for changing the mirror position.
2. The actuators are part of the mirror assembly.
3. The panel switch is removed by pressing on it and disconnecting the electrical wiring.
4. The circuit is fed through the fuse marked "Lighter".
5. The mirror glass includes heating elements that are activated whenever the rear fog lights are on.
Electrically controlled exterior mirrors — general description (Nissan Bluebird T12)
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