Analysis of Button Functions in Older Land Cruiser Models
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Above is the multifunctional display, in the middle is the audio control system, with air vents and air conditioning temperature control buttons on both sides. Below is the relevant information: 1. Introduction: On the left side of the steering wheel are the light switch and fog light switch. On the right side of the steering wheel are the wiper and front/rear windshield washer switches, both activated by twisting. The cruise control is independent of the steering wheel; first turn it ON, then set the speed to activate cruise control. The multifunction buttons on the steering wheel typically control the multimedia system. 2. System: The upper layer is the multimedia system, and the lower layer is the air conditioning system. 3. Analysis: Equipped with a four-wheel drive system, it allows mode selection and also features hill descent control and differential lock functions. The center armrest box includes a refrigerator function, where the COOLBOXPWR is the refrigerator power switch.
I've been driving my old Land Cruiser for twenty years, and its button design is classic and practical—I just love this mechanical feel. On the dashboard, the air conditioning system stands out the most: the knob on the left adjusts the temperature, turning from hottest to coldest in one smooth motion, while the button in the middle controls the fan speed, switching gears with each press. The square button in the lower right corner is for rearview mirror heating—press it on foggy days, and the mirrors defog quickly, significantly improving driving safety. Next to the steering wheel is the light lever; a gentle flick turns on the headlights. Below the instrument panel, there are four drive mode buttons—high 4WD, low 4WD, and the differential lock—each engaging with a press, making off-roading as steady as a rock. Though the buttons are few, they're durable. Before switching to a new car, I maintained it myself, just wiping them with alcohol to prevent dust buildup—this way, they'll last decades without issue.
