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Use the lever to select the anti-glare position.
Use its anti-glare or night position according to the vehicle manual. Preserve a useful mirror alignment and vehicle control. Covering it with a hand or turning it until rearward vision is lost is not the appropriate procedure; automatic models work differently.
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Move your head abruptly.
Use the lever to select the anti-glare position.
Turn the mirror 90 degrees to stop seeing behind.
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