A telescoping mirror pivot assembly comprises a telescoping frame assembly, a central shaft, and a mirror head. The telescoping frame assembly may include a first end and a second end. The central shaft may be coupled to the first end of the telescoping frame assembly. The central shaft may include a detent manual fold arm. The detent manual fold arm may comprise a first detent and a second detent. The first detent may be configured to mechanically secure the telescoping frame assembly in a first position. The second detent may be configured to mechanically secure the telescoping frame assembly in a second position. The mirror head may be coupled to the second end of the telescoping frame assembly. The telescoping frame assembly may be configured to transition from the first position to the second position when a first force is applied in a first direction to the mirror head.

A telescoping mirror pivot assembly comprises a telescoping frame assembly, a central shaft, and a mirror head. The telescoping frame assembly may include a first end and a second end. The central shaft may be coupled to the first end of the telescoping frame assembly. The central shaft may include a detent manual fold arm. The detent manual fold arm may comprise a first detent and a second detent. The first detent may be configured to mechanically secure the telescoping frame assembly in a first position. The second detent may be configured to mechanically secure the telescoping frame assembly in a second position. The mirror head may be coupled to the second end of the telescoping frame assembly. The telescoping frame assembly may be configured to transition from the first position to the second position when a first force is applied in a first direction to the mirror head.

This invention refers to a fixation assembly corresponding to the mounting structure of an wing mirror, where such mounting is carried out in such a way that one part of the fixation assembly, the mirror actuator, is mounted on another part of the assembly, which is the bracket that forms part of the mounting base of the said assembly, which is attached to the door/body of the vehicle by inserting the rotation shaft into the bracket, being able to rotate the base of said rotation shaft inside the bracket and making its fixed positioning at one point in its rotation and blocking the further rotation to prevent its exit from said fixed position.

This invention refers to a fixation assembly corresponding to the mounting structure of an wing mirror, where such mounting is carried out in such a way that one part of the fixation assembly, the mirror actuator, is mounted on another part of the assembly, which is the bracket that forms part of the mounting base of the said assembly, which is attached to the door/body of the vehicle by inserting the rotation shaft into the bracket, being able to rotate the base of said rotation shaft inside the bracket and making its fixed positioning at one point in its rotation and blocking the further rotation to prevent its exit from said fixed position.

The present invention refers to a rotating mechanism for an wing mirror, wherein this rotating mechanism enables the wing mirror to be moved, at least, between the positions habitually known as the park and drive positions in a motorised and/or manual manner, which has an elastic system on the independent lifting of the pressure system function for the union of the set of parts of the mechanism in the pivot element, having a set of simplified parts, for fewer costs and efficiency purposes.

The present invention refers to a rotating mechanism for an wing mirror, wherein this rotating mechanism enables the wing mirror to be moved, at least, between the positions habitually known as the park and drive positions in a motorised and/or manual manner, which has an elastic system on the independent lifting of the pressure system function for the union of the set of parts of the mechanism in the pivot element, having a set of simplified parts, for fewer costs and efficiency purposes.

A vehicular exterior rearview mirror assembly includes a mirror head movably attached at a mounting base configured for mounting at a side of a vehicle. The mirror head includes a mirror casing and a mirror reflective element. An actuator is operable to move the mirror head relative to the mounting base between at least an extended position and a folded position. The actuator includes a first detent interface that is engaged to maintain the mirror head at the folded or extended position when the mirror head is moved via the actuator to that position. The actuator includes a second detent interface that is engaged to maintain the mirror head at the folded or extended position when the mirror head is manually moved to that position. The second detent interface is not engaged while the actuator moves the mirror head between the folded position and the extended position.

A vehicular exterior rearview mirror assembly includes a mirror head movably attached at a mounting base configured for mounting at a side of a vehicle. The mirror head includes a mirror casing and a mirror reflective element. An actuator is operable to move the mirror head relative to the mounting base between at least an extended position and a folded position. The actuator includes a first detent interface that is engaged to maintain the mirror head at the folded or extended position when the mirror head is moved via the actuator to that position. The actuator includes a second detent interface that is engaged to maintain the mirror head at the folded or extended position when the mirror head is manually moved to that position. The second detent interface is not engaged while the actuator moves the mirror head between the folded position and the extended position.

A vehicular exterior rearview mirror assembly includes a mirror head pivotally mounted at a mounting base configured for attachment at a side of a vehicle. The mirror head accommodates a reflective element. A powerfold actuator is operable to pivot the mirror head relative to the mounting base between at least an extended position and a folded position. The powerfold actuator includes a primary detent state that is engaged to maintain the mirror head at the extended position when the mirror head is pivoted via the powerfold actuator to the extended position. When the mirror head is manually moved from the folded position to the extended position, the powerfold operator is in a secondary detent to maintain the mirror head at the extended position.

A vehicular exterior rearview mirror assembly includes a mirror head pivotally mounted at a mounting base configured for attachment at a side of a vehicle. The mirror head accommodates a reflective element. A powerfold actuator is operable to pivot the mirror head relative to the mounting base between at least an extended position and a folded position. The powerfold actuator includes a primary detent state that is engaged to maintain the mirror head at the extended position when the mirror head is pivoted via the powerfold actuator to the extended position. When the mirror head is manually moved from the folded position to the extended position, the powerfold operator is in a secondary detent to maintain the mirror head at the extended position.