Mine dont dip when I reverse but its enabled in the Columbus settings. Am I missing something?

 

L&K 17 plate , the car does have the feature apparently.

 

Cheers

Have you got the wing mirror knob turned to the side the kerb is?

No I think it’s straight , like 12 o’clock.

 

Should it be pointing kerb side in? I didn’t know that, will give that a try thanks!

mine is a RHD, so i permenantly leave the wing mirror controls on "L".  that way, everytime i put the car in reverse, the left wing mirror drops.

this is assuming u've already "trained/saved" the wing mirror drop position.

 

if ur LHD, leave it pointing to "R".

 

if its pointing 12 o'clock, i.e. straight - the mirror won't drop.

Edited 2 November, 20187 yr by JR RS

I too leave mine on Left side. I found the set up instructions in the manual. I had to adjust mine to make it lower when reversing. So check that too. 

Cheers will give that a go , it’s rhd.

10 hours ago, PMA_Bob said:

I too leave mine on Left side. I found the set up instructions in the manual. I had to adjust mine to make it lower when reversing. So check that too. 

 

I too have the L&K. Setting the mirror dip is a two stage process. First it has to be enabled within the infotainment (which it sounds like you have already done). Then, with ignition on, put the mirror selector to L (for RHD car), select reverse gear, adjust the mirror to the desired dip position, disengage reverse. According to the manual that is enough to save the setting, but I always press Set and my seat memory number on the right hand side of the seat base, just to be sure.

 

One thing to be aware of - having dipped, it won't move back to the normal driving position until you are driving forwards at 5mph+. I thought this was a fault at first, but it's designed that way. As others have said, once it has been set the selector needs to be moved to L for it to work - I leave mine there all the time.

Edited 2 November, 20187 yr by BriskodaJeff

2 hours ago, BriskodaJeff said:

I too have the L&K. Setting the mirror dip is a two stage process. First it has to be enabled within the infotainment (which it sounds like you have already done). Then, with ignition on, put the mirror selector to L (for RHD car), select reverse gear, adjust the mirror to the desired dip position, disengage reverse. According to the manual that is enough to save the setting, but I always press Set and my seat memory number on the right hand side of the seat base, just to be sure.

 

One thing to be aware of - having dipped, it won't move back to the normal driving position until you are driving forwards at 5mph+. I thought this was a fault at first, but it's designed that way. As others have said, once it has been set the selector needs to be moved to L for it to work - I leave mine there all the time.

Yes agreed, my mirror stays in the position until a set forward speed. My doors also lock at this speed. It is a good feature. As parking can include several forward and reverse movements, it would be terrible for the mirror to yo-yo. During the forward  and backwards travel. 

Good to know thanks all.

 

Mirror working now as expected, any reason why Skoda decided just to dip one mirror and not both?

 

 

5 hours ago, Arseneknows said:

Good to know thanks all.

 

Mirror working now as expected, any reason why Skoda decided just to dip one mirror and not both?

 

 

Probably because the kerb is only on one side. This is what's going to do the damage to your wheels.

I suppose thats right but there are plenty of times when a curb, bollard, etc are on the drivers side.

On 02/11/2018 at 20:41, Arseneknows said:

I suppose that's right but there are plenty of times when a curb, bollard, etc are on the drivers side.

 

That's what the window is for! 

My mirror does drop to the saved position when I select reverse, however it never raises, even after 5mph ... Am I missing a step?

 

I always have to bring it back up using the control knob

39 minutes ago, eoinwhite said:

My mirror does drop to the saved position when I select reverse, however it never raises, even after 5mph ... Am I missing a step?

 

I always have to bring it back up using the control knob

Apply the process as describe in the manual once again from the beginning.

Do you put the knob back in 'neutral' position before saving your settings in memory? It could be the step you've missed.

50 minutes ago, eoinwhite said:

My mirror does drop to the saved position when I select reverse, however it never raises, even after 5mph ... Am I missing a step?

 

I always have to bring it back up using the control knob

 

I think I read 15mph somewhere?

Mine usually raises at the same time as the reverse camera goes off. A bit faster than 5mph is needed.

On 02/11/2018 at 10:10, BriskodaJeff said:

I too have the L&K. Setting the mirror dip is a two stage process. First it has to be enabled within the infotainment (which it sounds like you have already done). Then, with ignition on, put the mirror selector to L (for RHD car), select reverse gear, adjust the mirror to the desired dip position, disengage reverse. According to the manual that is enough to save the setting, but I always press Set and my seat memory number on the right hand side of the seat base, just to be sure.

 

One thing to be aware of - having dipped, it won't move back to the normal driving position until you are driving forwards at 5mph+. I thought this was a fault at first, but it's designed that way. As others have said, once it has been set the selector needs to be moved to L for it to work - I leave mine there all the time.

I have a 2019 L&K and my mirror doesn't go back up when I start driving which is annoying I have to keep resetting it everytime I start driving again. However my 2016 SE-L worked fine. I'm thinking I need to take my car on to have it looked at.

Edited 24 December, 20196 yr by RCW89

On 02/11/2018 at 13:34, Arseneknows said:

Mirror working now as expected, any reason why Skoda decided just to dip one mirror and not both?

I was wondering this but suppose it's a safety thing as whatever side the kerb's on, you'll want an eye on traffic on the other side