
Move the vehicle's wiper combination switch back to the off position to turn off the rear wiper function. The rear wiper function of the vehicle is divided into wiper functions. It automatically adjusts the wiper speed based on changes in vehicle speed. Because in the same amount of rain, the faster the vehicle speed, the more rainwater hits the windshield.

I've been driving the Jetta VS7 for almost a year, and turning off the rear wiper is actually quite simple—it's operated via the control stalk on the right side of the steering wheel. Usually, a gentle push forward or a slight pull back on the stalk will turn it off. I often forget to turn it off after rainy days, which accelerates wiper blade wear, so I recommend checking its position when parking. If you're unsure which setting controls the rear wiper, refer to the user manual or look through the wiper options on the infotainment screen. Driving on highways with the rear wiper on can cause noise and blurry visibility, so safety comes first. If it won’t turn off, the motor might be stuck—test the stalk’s sensitivity with gentle movements, avoiding forceful tugs to prevent part damage. Also, remember to turn off the wipers before parking in winter to prevent the rubber blades from freezing.

Rear wiper won't turn off? Don't worry. I've encountered similar situations. Check if the wiper stalk moves flexibly - if not, spray some lubricant. When the switch is damaged, visit a 4S shop to replace it (low cost, DIY possible but beginners be cautious). If there's a short circuit causing fuse burnout, replace the corresponding numbered fuse in the engine compartment fuse box. Test it before rainy-day driving to ensure proper shutdown. For occasional control module glitches, reset the system by turning off the car for a few minutes before restarting. Regular wiper system extends lifespan and prevents wear.

It's important to turn off the rear wiper during safe driving to prevent accidental operation from affecting visibility. On the Jetta VS7, simply push the control lever up once to turn it off. Keeping it on for extended periods increases noise, wastes power, and may damage the wiper blade. Develop a habit of checking the settings before driving to ensure the wiper is in the off position. During high-speed driving in rainy conditions, turning it off ensures rear window clarity. If there are any issues, stop the car to adjust rather than doing it while driving. Small details contribute greatly to safety.

Rear wiper won't turn off? Don't panic, DIY repair is possible. Having disassembled similar components before: First, turn off the engine, remove the key and wait a few minutes for system reset. Check if the contacts at the end of the wiper arm are oxidized - lightly sand the connection points with sandpaper. If the arm moves stiffly, spray WD-40 for lubrication. Locate the fuse box under the driver's seat and replace the rear wiper fuse. Still not working? Consult the user manual's diagram to locate and try the reset button. Prepare tools like pliers and gloves beforehand for time-saving simple operations. For complex faults, visit a professional shop for circuit inspection.


