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With the weather now getting colder i am finding that i need to de-mist my wing mirrors. The trouble is i use my battery power and do not start my engine for my journey to work. As far as i can tell i am unable to de-mist my mirrors in battery only mode. I also use the pre - climitisation function before arriving at my car which does not allow for the inclusion of the rear demister or heated mirrors but does get the inside nice and warm.

Is there a work around whereby i can activate my de-mister function?

 

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330e sport 2016 model

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Morning GB

Welcome to the Forum

That's daft !! Sorry can't help with a work around but I will start the old grey matter working on it 

You would think that the Climatization function would include it somewhere??

Dave

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On 11/5/2021 at 11:31 AM, Greydog said:

Morning GB

Welcome to the Forum

That's daft !! Sorry can't help with a work around but I will start the old grey matter working on it 

You would think that the Climatization function would include it somewhere??

Dave

Yeah i agree that's why i think I'm doing something wrong. Hopefully someone here knows a little more. Thanks

 

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Morning GB

This gets dafter 

As far as I can ascertain if you are in "Ecopro" power to the heated mirrors, demisters, seats is reduced with screens taking priority. In Comfort mode it seems normal service is resumed !! Now for the really Daft bit apparently if your wipers are on the mirrors will demist !!!

Seems this debate has been rumbling along for ages with i3 owners

Dave

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