Haha, I knew you moved the mirror adjuster to get it to dip but the preset was miles to low and wide. I’ve just adjusted mine after watching your video. Much better! 🍻🍻
Thanks for The tip. However, after doing this process the side mirror does not go down automatically when car is in reverse - I still need to put the button in R every time I reverse in order for the mirror to go down…!?
Thanks for this tip. I’ve just noticed the birds eye view (1:40) of your car while in reverse. Is this option available in the US? Can you do demonstrate how to turn this feature on?
Its not correct that you have to do all that. Just did it again to test. 1. Put into reverse. 2. Turn nop to Right Mirror and adjust where you want the mirror angle. 3. Turn the nop to left mirror and start driving forward. Next time you set the car to reverse, turn nop to right mirror the mirror will turn to the disired angle from before.
But you still have to turn the nub to the R position every time you go in reverse - no way to make the mirror go down when in reverse as default … sucks
It’s not that hard and you only do it once. Most of the setting are preset to what you need, you just adjust the mirror to what you want to see when reversing.
try this From the manual Storing and activating front passenger exterior mirror settings for reversing Unlock the vehicle with the vehicle key to which the settings should be assigned. Select reverse gear. Adjust the front passenger exterior mirror so that you can see the kerb area, for example. Put the gearbox in neutral position. Switch off the ignition. The settings for the mirror position will be saved and assigned to the vehicle key. Activating the front passenger exterior mirror setting for reversing: Turn the rotary knob for the exterior mirrors to position L. Select reverse gear while the ignition is switched on. The right exterior mirror will now adjust itself to the stored position. The front passenger exterior mirror will move out of the position saved for reversing when the vehicle is driven forwards faster than approximately 15 km/h (9 mph) or when the rotary knob is moved out of position to another position.
Haha, I knew you moved the mirror adjuster to get it to dip but the preset was miles to low and wide. I’ve just adjusted mine after watching your video. Much better! 🍻🍻
Thx. I'm setting my Born with same procedure. It was totally off.
Stupid have to use mirror R selection every time.
Eh? This is so complicated that by the time I'd get it working I would have forgotten why I wanted to reverse in the first place.
You.. Set it once?
I have id.3 and it doesn't have memory seats, but I can also set this. And you don't need to shut-off the car after setting it.
Thanks for The tip.
However, after doing this process the side mirror does not go down automatically when car is in reverse - I still need to put the button in R every time I reverse in order for the mirror to go down…!?
Yup... Downside of the digital knob. It resets to nothing. Manual stays at R.
@@EV.Furkan Thanks for all your videos, highly appreciated… helped me to decide on a VW 1st Max as well here in Denmark 😀
My 2006 Cadillac cts mirror had that feature unless turned off in settings.
Thanks for this tip. I’ve just noticed the birds eye view (1:40) of your car while in reverse. Is this option available in the US? Can you do demonstrate how to turn this feature on?
You need area view (360 cam), US doesnt have this
@@EV.Furkan bummer, thanks! Great video by the way:)
Thanks 👍😊
I have mine 2023 id4 pro S for 10 months its soo complicated i dont want it
How about left mirror
only for right hand drive... or use OBD11, there is a setting somewhere to enable this for both mirrors
Its not correct that you have to do all that. Just did it again to test.
1. Put into reverse.
2. Turn nop to Right Mirror and adjust where you want the mirror angle.
3. Turn the nop to left mirror and start driving forward.
Next time you set the car to reverse, turn nop to right mirror the mirror will turn to the disired angle from before.
Your way it does save to your normal view, but wont dip when reversing.what I showed is the exact steps whats told in the manual.
But you still have to turn the nub to the R position every time you go in reverse - no way to make the mirror go down when in reverse as default … sucks
One day... Vw will figure it out. That day may come when they will release profiles 🙏
@@kasperolsen-lai6228 Yes, and the funny thing is that their ICE cars does it by default
@@KasperCDK So did my previous Tiguan
Does this only work for one side??
You can code with obd11 to dip both sides at the same time
Please notice this feature is not included In all ID.4 versions!! ID.4 first Max can do this, ID.4 first can't.
Elke keer op R zetten is niet echt gebruiksvriendelijk.
Je zegt me wat
So unnecessarily complicated 🙄
Thefuq. Who invented this crappy implementation? Thanks tough! Would never have figured this out myself.
VW why, this is idiotic!
It’s not that hard and you only do it once. Most of the setting are preset to what you need, you just adjust the mirror to what you want to see when reversing.
I have id4 first... No electric seats
I have first too & this feature is not included...
try this
From the manual
Storing and activating front passenger exterior mirror settings for reversing
Unlock the vehicle with the vehicle key to which the settings should be assigned.
Select reverse gear.
Adjust the front passenger exterior mirror so that you can see the kerb area, for example.
Put the gearbox in neutral position.
Switch off the ignition.
The settings for the mirror position will be saved and assigned to the vehicle key.
Activating the front passenger exterior mirror setting for reversing:
Turn the rotary knob for the exterior mirrors to position L.
Select reverse gear while the ignition is switched on. The right exterior mirror will now adjust itself to the stored position.
The front passenger exterior mirror will move out of the position saved for reversing when the vehicle is driven forwards faster than approximately 15 km/h (9 mph) or when the rotary knob is moved out of position to another position.
@@rj7855
I need to read it and practice it few times ... Why so complicated!
Thank you for your effort.
@@jaz4280 It isn't and setup is only one time