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I've become so used to all the great functions available on this superb Kia model, that when one starts to work intermittently, it becomes a real source of niggle 
So the wing mirrors automatically dip when you engage reverse, which is a great feature and assists in making the reverse manoevre as easy as pie!
My car stands out overnight however and despite fitting wing mirror covers, the freezing temperatures have I think contributed to the passenger side mirror refusing to play ball. It does come to life after using the manual adjuster and is fine again until the next morning.
Does anyone know please whether it do any harm to give it a squirt of WD40 around the edges of the mirror directed towards the inner workings inside the housing?
So the wing mirrors automatically dip when you engage reverse, which is a great feature and assists in making the reverse manoevre as easy as pie!
My car stands out overnight however and despite fitting wing mirror covers, the freezing temperatures have I think contributed to the passenger side mirror refusing to play ball. It does come to life after using the manual adjuster and is fine again until the next morning.
Does anyone know please whether it do any harm to give it a squirt of WD40 around the edges of the mirror directed towards the inner workings inside the housing?