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Originally Posted by wullie480
Instead of swapping the mirror to a non auto dip you could just unplug the current one to prevent it working that way it all looks the same and saves you buying a mirror.
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But then you can't manually dip it without re-adjusting the mirror.
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I'd suggest that you ensure that the sensor on the mirror side is clean, and maybe angle it downwards just a little more. Perhaps you can have a co-driver check whether light from the vehicle behind is actually hitting the sensor on those times it doesn't dip but you'd like it to.
I wouldn't rule out there being a fault with the mirror, or it's wiring, making it work intermittently.
P.S: Sometimes even when they do work it's not enough if you've got a modern range rover behind you - they dazzle whatever you do.