How to spray windshield washer fluid and which button to use?

[DelEvelyn]

Here is the relevant introduction on how to spray windshield washer fluid and which button to use: 1. Windshield washer fluid button switch: Generally located on the right-hand control stalk of the steering wheel. The design of the stalk may vary between different car models, but the operation to spray the washer fluid is basically the same. 2. Pull the stalk switch toward yourself: This will spray the windshield washer fluid. While the fluid is being sprayed, the wipers will automatically activate to clean the windshield until you release the stalk to stop the operation. 3. Notes: When operating the windshield washer switch, if the fluid does not spray after pulling the stalk, do not hold the stalk for an extended period. Otherwise, it may cause the motor to overheat and malfunction.

[StQuinn]

I found the windshield washer control lever on the right side of the steering wheel. Just pull the entire lever towards yourself and you'll hear the sound of spraying as the washer fluid sprays onto the windshield. There's a washer symbol at the tip of the lever, shaped like small water droplets. Remember to hold it for about 2-3 seconds - don't keep pressing continuously, otherwise it won't wipe cleanly and wastes fluid. If no fluid comes out, the reservoir might be empty - you'll need to open the hood and refill the blue-capped container. In winter, it's best to switch to anti-freeze washer fluid beforehand as regular water can freeze and clog the tubes. New drivers often struggle to locate the controls at first, but once familiar it becomes very convenient, especially when the windshield gets blurry during rain - just a quick pull instantly clears your view.

[OAlivia]

Having driven various car models, I've noticed that spraying windshield washer fluid is mostly controlled by the lever on the right side of the steering wheel. Pulling the entire top of the lever towards your chest activates the spray while the wipers automatically swipe three times. If the car is particularly dirty, pull it a couple more times, but it's advisable to do this at low speeds as spraying at high speeds might briefly obstruct your vision. Before operating, listen for the sound of the washer motor—no sound indicates either a lack of washer fluid or a pump malfunction. Some cars have the button on the side of the wiper lever, marked with a wave pattern. Regular maintenance should include checking the windshield washer reservoir level; refill when it's below a quarter. On dusty roads in summer, spray more frequently to prevent buildup that could impair visibility.