How to Turn Off the Windshield Wipers?
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The rear wiper is located at the lower middle position of the rear windshield. Press the one-touch start button inside the vehicle to power on the entire car, enhancing driving safety. Turn the rear wiper switch at the top of the wiper to activate the rear wiper. Moving the wiper lever forward or backward controls the front wiper's operation: pulling it down once is for manual wiping, holding it forward sprays windshield washer fluid, and pulling it back one notch adjusts the wiper speed.
I just started learning to drive a few days ago, and my instructor taught me how to turn off the windshield wipers—it’s quite simple. There’s a control lever on the right side of the steering wheel. Find it and gently push it to the position marked 'OFF' or return it to its original position to stop. If it’s a new car, there might be a button—just press the wiper icon to turn it off. When driving in the rain, be careful not to operate it recklessly when visibility is poor—safety first. If the wipers stop halfway and won’t turn off, they might be stuck or have a fuse issue; just check at the repair shop next time. When washing the car, remember to clean dust off the wiper blades to avoid scratching the glass. Cars with automatic wipers can sense rain levels to turn on/off, but you can also manually turn them off—you’ll get used to it with practice. Keep your hands on the wheel while driving—just glance at the control lever.
