Exterior Rearview Mirror Problems of Honda Civic

The contact owns a 2020 Honda Civic. The contact stated while driving at approximately 25 mph, the contact heard an abnormal popping sound and became aware that the passenger’s side rear-view mirror had detached from the vehicle. The contact had taken the vehicle to a local dealer, where it was diagnosed and determined that the passenger’s side rear-view mirror needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not informed of the failure. The failure mileage was 16,842.

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: the contact stated the heated side mirrors were losing their reflective capability. There was no damage to the exterior of the mirrors but there were black areas of 2 inches by 2 â½ inches, no longer of use on the mirrors surface. The service dealer and manufacturer were not notified.

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2006 Honda Civic has issues with the gas mileage, road noise, broken glove compartment and vibrating left side mirror. The consumer stated the vehicle received 28-30 mpg gas consumption on the highway.

At speed of 60 mph or more, the driver side mirror shakes causing safety problem for the driver. Yh.

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The factory rearview mirror's height from the floor/ceiling cannot be adjusted, and since I am six feet tall, the mirror's position blocks a large fraction of my forward vision. The mirror can completely hide a car traveling or merging in a lane to the forward right of my vehicle. Also, I have to scrunch down to look under the mirror in order to make a safe right-hand turn. I will be replacing the mirror with one that has two pivot-points so that its height can be adjusted, and I wish the government would encourage Honda and all manufacturers to use mirrors that can be repositioned so as not to block the vision of taller drivers.

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While driving 55 mph or above the exterior rear view mirror is extremely loose which causes it to shake. Dealer replaced the mirror which did not remedy the problem. Please give any further details.

Rear view mirror is improperly located and is non-adjustable creating a very large forward looking blind spot for people 5'10" and taller. A possible remedy would be to move the mirror up 1" however the mirror is currently not adjustable. I'm concerned that the large blind spot could contribute to future acciddents and pose safety risk to other motorists, pedestrians, etc.

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Poor visibility through the left rear view mirror.

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Design of the sideview mirrors cause visibility problems.