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  1. Heated Door Mirrors. 
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    Just a quick question, I have noticed that heated mirrors are seperate from heated rear window .

    What do most people do? Do they switch the heated mirrors off or leave them on?
     
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    leave them on
     
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    Turn them off when I remember
     
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    they're on a timer so it's not a problem to leave them on, although i find that if i leave them on all the time the filthy water drying out makes it impossible to see anything in the mirrors so i only use them to get rid of frost rather than droplets
     
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    According to my dealer you should switch the mirrors off ASAP as they tend to burn out ! Built in dealer money-maker ?
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trojan1948 View Post
    According to my dealer you should switch the mirrors off ASAP as they tend to burn out ! Built in dealer money-maker ?
    If it is, why would he tell you?
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    I pretty much turn them off when the frost/condensation build up is cleared with the hope of making the heater element last longer. Only time will tell...
     
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    Mine are constantly set to the on position, i find this less hassle than remembering to turn them on and off all the time
     
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