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How to Remove the Headlight Switch of Volkswagen Passat?

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McAdelyn

07/29/25 10:45pm

To remove the headlight switch of a Passat, it is essential to visit a 4S shop and seek professional technicians. The method for removing the Passat headlight switch is as follows: 1. Before removal, first turn off the car's ignition switch and press the combination switch with your fingers. 2. Then rotate the switch to the right and pull it outward. The headlight switch of Volkswagen vehicles does not require any disassembly tools and can be manually removed. More details are as follows: 1. The Passat's light switches come in two types: a rotary knob type and a lever type. The rotary knob light switch is located on the instrument panel at the lower left of the driver's position, while the lever switch is located on the left side of the steering wheel. The rotary knob switch includes buttons for front fog lights, rear fog lights, width lights, low beams, and light-off, with a light height adjustment button next to the knob to adjust the light projection height as needed. 2. The lever-type light switch has functions for turning and switching between high and low beams. Rotating the lever clockwise activates the right turn signal, while rotating it counterclockwise activates the left turn signal. After completing the turn, the turn lever automatically resets to its normal position. When the light combination switch is turned to the low beam position, the low beam indicator lights up. Pressing the light combination lever downward activates the high beam indicator, allowing for instant switching between high and low beams.

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