| • | The rear view mirror with compass automatically dims to a level
required in order to minimize glare while still maintaining maximum rear vision
when the auto mirror is enabled. |
| • | The compass is an 8 point compass readout that calibrates automatically
as the vehicle is driven. |
| • | There are 2 buttons on the bottom of the mirror. |
| | Use the COMP button in order to turn ON or OFF the auto mirror feature. |
| | Use the TEMP button in order to display the outside temperature reading. |
| • | In order to operate the mirror and compass, perform the following
steps: |
| 1. | Turn the vehicle ignition switch to the ON position. |
| 2. | Push in the MIRROR/TEMP side of the switch in order to turn the
auto mirror ON or OFF. |
Auto mirror is enabled when Auto LED is ON.
| 3. | Push in the MIRROR/TEMP side of the switch and hold 3 seconds. |
The mirror will darken and remain dark until the switch is released.
Upon release, the auto mirror is enabled.
| 4. | Push in the COMP button in order to turn the compass ON/OFF. |
The compass is enabled then a direction is displayed in the mirror compass
window.
| • | The compass should display either a direction or a C. If the compass
is not operating properly, perform the following steps: |
| 1. | Go to mirror function checkout. |
If the function display characters are not on, check that the compass
is working by pushing the COMP button on the bottom of the mirror.
| 2. | Recheck that the ignition is ON. |
| • | If the compass display characters are not displayed, check for
the following possible problems: |
| 1. | Remove the connector from the rear of the housing. |
| 2. | Check for ignition switched battery voltage at the connector with
a digital volt meter. |
| 3. | Check to make sure that the ignition switched battery voltage
is 11.0 15 volts. |
| 4. | If the correct voltage is present between terminals, replace the
mirror assembly. |
| 5. | If 0 voltage is between terminals, check the fuse and wiring harness
from the mirror to the fuse box and the chassis ground. |
