LR3/Disco 3
Reverse Dipping
On vehicles with memory recall, both of the exterior mirrors automatically dip when the ignition switch is in position II and
reverse gear is selected. When the gearshift lever moves out of reverse the exterior mirrors return to their original
positions. The reverse dipping function is controlled by the seat control module.
Initially, the dipped positions are default values programmed into the seat control module for each ignition key. If, while
reverse gear is selected, the exterior mirrors are adjusted and then a memory store sequence is initiated, the default
positions are overwritten with the new dipped positions for that particular memory setting. The new dipped positions are
then recalled the next time that reverse gear is selected with that particular ignition key in use. Storing the exterior mirror
positions with reverse gear selected only affects the dipped positions, the remainder of the memory positions are
unchanged.
On vehicles fitted with an automatic transmission, when reverse gear is selected there is time delay of approximately 0.5
second before the exterior mirrors move to the dipped position. The time delay prevents nuisance movement of the
exterior mirrors when the gearshift lever moves from Park to Drive.
The reverse dipping feature can be enabled and disabled in the customer settings menu. For additional information, refer
to
Instrument Cluster
(413-01 Instrument Cluster)
Item Part Number
Description
1
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Front cover (cap)
2
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Vertical and horizontal adjustment motors
3
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Rear cover (bezel)
4
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Mirror glass
5
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Lucar connectors for heating element on mirror glass
6
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Case frame
7
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Base frame
8
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Electrical connector C0324
9
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Foldback motor
10
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Approach lamp