Passenger Side Mirror Issue

[BobbyDazzler6X]

Has anyone had any issues with the passenger side mirror?
I think that when I use the feature where it angles the mirror down when you are in reverse it sometimes does not go back to the exact position I had it in when I shift out of reverse.
I haven't done thorough testing on it so I could be imagining things. Figured I'd ask here to see if anyone else has experienced this.

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[TEGMATIC]

YES! I thought it was only me. My mirror does the same exact thing. And I love the feature, works flawlessly on my 2003 BMW M5 and that car is way older than this one! SMH.

 

[ken_teggy88]

Experienced this a couple of times even when starting the car, it uses the angled mirror from reverse. Wondering if there is a fix to this, probably not lol.

 

[Integra23]

Had the same issue on my Apsec. I ended up disabling it. Type S doesn't include this and it's not a loss.

 

[creaturemachine]

Yes, and what you need to do is shift out of reverse and wait for the mirror to come back up before shutting off the car.

 

[TEGMATIC]

Yes, and what you need to do is shift out of reverse and wait for the mirror to come back up before shutting off the car.

It's when I'm normally driving, like getting out of a parking spot. So the car isn't being turned off immediately after reversing.

 

[SeanIsElsewhere]

Yep happened on my last ASpec and can confirm it does the same on my new one. Sucks because it’s a cool feature! I just don’t use it now and also I had turned off the auto-seat adjustment when getting in and out of the car also as It would do similar and not return to my memory 1 setting (off by an inch or so)

 

[BobbyDazzler6X]

I was considering turning off the seat auto adjust as well. Partially because I suspected it had similar issues, and partially because it seems like unnecessary wear on the seat motors.

 

[SeanIsElsewhere]

I was considering turning off the seat auto adjust as well. Partially because I suspected it had similar issues, and partially because it seems like unnecessary wear on the seat motors.

Yep to both! Thought the same thing with regards to wear. Nice feature but it doesn’t work right and unnecessary motor wear ?

 

[BobbyDazzler6X]

I will say that it was a neat little feature to show off to friends/family, but for long term not *that* useful.

On the topic of seats. Has anyone found it difficult to find a really comfortable position to sit in? It might be because I was driving the same car for 13 years and was therefore very used to that one seat, but the seats in the Integra feel kind of narrow to me. I feel like my shoulder blades are being pushed inward no matter how I adjust positioning.

 

[aeolus8]

I thought I was the only one going crazy! I've brought it in to multiple dealerships and they all say that they can't replicate the issue, but I think it's a lie. When I actually had someone sit in the car with me to show them, they noticed it. However, all they did was reset it. The issue still remained. At this point, it's just annoying, and makes me think Lexus should've been the way to go. I drive manual, so I absolutely notice it. Don't make the feature if it's not going to work correctly. I've got less than 14,000 miles on this car, and it's pissing me off. In addition, the seats are supposed to move back to driving position when starting the car, but it's never quite where it needs to be. Driving manual, I totally notice it. It's off just slightly. It wouldn't be an issue if they didn't offer the feature, but since they did, DO IT RIGHT!!! I hope Acura steps up and does something about these misses. So far, I these little issues have made me feel like I overpaid for this car, and probably should've gone a different direction. If I wanted unreliable, I would've gone German or American.

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