On Saturday morning, the passenger-side mirror on our 2007 Hyundai Azera decided to take a more relaxed approach to its role in life. A week or two ago, an editor mentioned that the side mirror had come loose while the car was in her care; she told us that she'd remedied the situation by popping the mirror back into place. We huffed and puffed and slammed the door really hard a few times, but we weren't able to duplicate the problem.
However, the issue returned on Saturday...
It seemed to have taken place overnight; I noticed it first thing in the morning. Maybe the mirror just wanted to take things easy over the weekend.
I was able to nudge the mirror back into place. It's power-adjustable, and that feature wasn't compromised. The issue will no doubt surface again, though; we'll have the dealership take a look during our next service visit.
Warren Clarke, Automotive Content Editor @16,580 miles
I was able to nudge the mirror back into place. It's power-adjustable, and that feature wasn't compromised. The issue will no doubt surface again, though; we'll have the dealership take a look during our next service visit.
Warren Clarke, Automotive Content Editor @16,580 miles
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