Can any one work this out?

Electric heated mirrors stay on all the time even when the switch is of, removed the relay in the drivers side fuse box, made no differance, think this one only does the heated screen (correct me if im wrong). Need to know if there is a seperate one for the heated mirrors and its location if anyone knows? Looked in the manual but they dont seem to cover heated mirrors. Thanks

When you say the switch is off, do you mean the ignition switch as the mirrors are on all the time the ignition is on. They are not connected to the heated screen.

On all the time the ign. is on, they go of when the ign is of. I have heated front screen and thought the one switch turned on both? is this the case?

The heated mirrors are on all the time the ignition is on, they do not have a switch.

booboodag said:

The heated mirrors are on all the time the ignition is on, they do not have a switch.

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as above....

Its taken me 3 years to notice them being on all the time, sounds a bit daft them always being on, whats the point?, every other car ive had you turn them on manually, if this is the case thanks for sorting it out, one less repair i dont have to do, cheers.

tiza known problem of them not turning orf and flattening the battery overnight as well .

The Mad Hat Man said:

tiza known problem of them not turning orf and flattening the battery overnight as well .

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It's also a well known fact that the heat they give off can cause the doors to warp, this results in them 'falling off' regularly!

Andy Land said:

It's also a well known fact that the heat they give off can cause the doors to warp, this results in them 'falling off' regularly!

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:lol:

Tells you in the handbook

Andy Land said:

It's also a well known fact that the heat they give off keeps the doors dry, this prevents them 'falling off', ever!

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Edited for accuracy.....

biggeeeee said:

Tells you in the handbook

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Must look harder in manual in future, thanks