Whilst waiting for a lift home after booking my car in for servicing I kicked a few tyres in and outside the showroom.
I notice that the side mirrors on the new Ford range include a repeater for the turn indicators.
Presumably the occasional harmless mirror to mirror contact will involve glassware and maybe bulb replacement in future?
Gordon H gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
Where've you been hiding for much of the last decade?
In message , Adrian writes
Mostly in Mondeos.
I haven't noticed that type of mirror previously, maybe it is only on certain models?
Daft idea, anyway.
Gordon H gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
There's a reasonably wide range of manufacturers who've taken it on since Merc introduced it about a decade ago...
If you put them on the bit of the vehicle most likely to get knocked or vandalised, then it's good for quite a few repeat repairs, not covered by warranty, natch.
Not that I'm an old cynic or anything :-)
Steve
I reckon the electric motors are way more expensive than a 21W light bulb.
"Duncan Wood" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
Complete brand new boxed Valeo headlight for 'erselfs 205 - £15. Nearside mirror motor and lens for my 900 - £180.
In message , Adrian writes
When I saw these mirrors I just wondered how much of the mirror I would have to buy to replace the glass lens. ;-) ...And how to get it apart without driving it against a wall.
£500 for my Range Rover (aslo same for D3)
Luckily i got the glass only foir £50
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