As a mechanic and a Range Rover owner, I have experienced my fair share of automotive issues over the years.

Range Rovers are no strangers to reliability issues, but one specific problem that stands out to me is the mirror won’t tilt issue.

What models are affected?

Signs and symptoms

The symptoms of the Range Rover mirror won’t tilt issue are fairly straightforward. You’ll notice that the mirror will not tilt up, down, left, or right when you attempt to adjust it using the mirror control button.

Instead, it remains in the same position, leaving you with limited visibility.

Possible OBD codes

While there aren’t any specific OBD codes that relate to the mirror won’t tilt issue, you may see codes relating to the mirror’s heating system if you’re experiencing the issue in cold weather.

Common causes

There are a number of different causes that can cause your Range Rover mirror not to tilt:

Mirror Position Set Incorrectly: The mirror may be locked into position and need to be released.
Mirror Memory Positions Issue: If your mirror memory system is set incorrectly, the mirrors may not move when you want them to.
Mirror Control Button Issue: The control button for adjusting the mirror may be malfunctioning, preventing the mirror from moving.
Mirror Motor Malfunction: The motor that controls the mirror may have failed or malfunctioned, making it impossible to adjust the mirror.

Can it be fixed without a mechanic?

In some cases, you may be able to fix the mirror won’t tilt issue yourself.

However, if you’re not comfortable working on your vehicle or don’t have the necessary tools, it’s always best to leave the repair work to a mechanic.

Parts you’ll need to fix it

Depending on the root cause of the issue, there are a few different parts you may need to fix the mirror won’t tilt issue:

Mirror Control Button
Mirror Motor

Tools you’ll need to fix it

The tools needed to fix the mirror won’t tilt issue will depend on the cause of the problem.

Screwdriver
Socket and Ratchet Set
Trim Removal Tool

How to fix it

If you’re having trouble with your Range Rover mirror not tilting, here’s how you can fix it:

Check Mirror Position: Ensure that the mirror is set to the correct position. If it is set to a memory position, you’ll need to release the position.
Inspect the Mirror Control Button: Check to see if the mirror control button is functioning correctly. If it’s not, replace the button.
Inspect Mirror Motor: If the mirror motor is malfunctioning, replace the motor.
Test the Mirror: Check to see if the mirror is responding correctly after you have replaced any parts.

Potential alternative causes

If the mirror won’t tilt issue is not related to the mirror control system, mirror motor, or mirror position, it’s possible that the issue is within the car’s computer system.

It’s best to take your car to a mechanic to diagnose and fix any issues with the computer system.

FAQs

Why won’t my Range Rover mirror tilt?

If your Range Rover’s mirror won’t tilt, it may be due to a faulty mirror control button or motor.

Can I fix the mirror won’t tilt issue myself?

If you have the necessary tools and knowledge, you may be able to fix the mirror won’t tilt issue yourself. Otherwise, it’s best to leave the repair work to a mechanic.

How much does it cost to fix the mirror won’t tilt issue?

The cost to repair the mirror won’t tilt issue will depend on the root cause of the problem and the cost of any necessary replacement parts. It’s best to get an estimate from a mechanic to accurately determine the cost.