how do you adjust the side mirrors?

Asked by newowner93 Jan 18, 2009 at 06:46 PM about the 2002 Volkswagen Golf GL 2.0

Question type: General

we bought a 2002 VW Golf, we dont have the owners  manual yet and I can't see how to adjust the side mirrors

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there is a small dial to the left on the door that will adjust it you can turn the dial to which mirror you want to adjust and the mirror defrost is in the middle between the R and L if you turn it all the way around it will be turned off

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Hello Donnie, I have seen this small dial you are talking about. When I turn the dial to adjust the mirror, the mirror does not move. Do you think the mirro is off, or it is something else?

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This is a power mirror. Make sure you have the key in the ignition. If it still don't work it needs to be serviced.

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If anybody can help me, I have 2003 Polo and I don't know how to move the mirrors?

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