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Auto fold side view mirrors?
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yes, just automatically push the button on the dash.
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Push the button, I guess. No way to do it fully auto when you turn off ignition.
On older key-equipped BMWs, you could use the convenience close function by inserting the key into the door's keyhole and holding the key in the lock position. Not sure if this is the case with new keyfob BMWs. |
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I've noticed newer benzes do this....but no way for the x....
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If you have equipped your car with BMW Car Key Memory (memory seats etc.) you can have your dealer program this on your key.
Pressing doubling on the "lock" button on the remotekey, the mirrors fold automatically and when I unlock the car, they fold open again. |
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Thanks...
X5FX... it really wasn't a stupid question considering the extreme number of configuration/preference settings options. If I can set the pathway lighting to any arbitrary number of seconds, other BMWs have this option and MBs it's not a big leap to wonder if this is possible. |
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