my mazda 6 side mirrors wont /stays fold , i mean they fold to closed, but if i release button they immediately fold open again,do you know what wrong? your are best mechanic ever!
Thanks for the compliment! I'm not sure it's deserved, but I'll take it. 😁. Before I attempt to answer, what year car do you have? I'm almost certain it's not a North American model either, right?
@@RichardTait1977 its GH 2009 EU market model,whit electric folded side mirrors,i think it maybe broken fuse cause it,its not big issue but still tight places it is good to have:)
@@chimai001 From what I understand the button to fold those mirrors is off you press it the button stays in. When you press it again, the button comes back up. If you are saying that when you press the button in to close the mirrors and it doesn't stay in, then it sounds like you have a problem with the mechanical action of the switch itself. It might be something as simple as dissembling the switch and cleaning and greasing the internals. Switches inherently burn a bit every time they are used and after a while things get messy inside. Alternatively, you could see if you could find a replacement (used, new OEM, or new aftermarket).
my mazda 6 side mirrors wont /stays fold , i mean they fold to closed, but if i release button they immediately fold open again,do you know what wrong? your are best mechanic ever!
Thanks for the compliment! I'm not sure it's deserved, but I'll take it. 😁. Before I attempt to answer, what year car do you have? I'm almost certain it's not a North American model either, right?
@@RichardTait1977 its GH 2009 EU market model,whit electric folded side mirrors,i think it maybe broken fuse cause it,its not big issue but still tight places it is good to have:)
@@chimai001 From what I understand the button to fold those mirrors is off you press it the button stays in. When you press it again, the button comes back up. If you are saying that when you press the button in to close the mirrors and it doesn't stay in, then it sounds like you have a problem with the mechanical action of the switch itself. It might be something as simple as dissembling the switch and cleaning and greasing the internals. Switches inherently burn a bit every time they are used and after a while things get messy inside. Alternatively, you could see if you could find a replacement (used, new OEM, or new aftermarket).
@@RichardTait1977 yes press button,thanks for you answer:) i take a look,maybe it is button issue indeed!
@@chimai001 The way I see it, it's already not working right, so how much worse can I make it? 🤣