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How to Turn on Both Front and Rear Fog Lights on a Camry?

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VanManuel
07/28/25 3:34pm
When the headlights are on, rotate the ring knob on the light control lever. The first position turns on the front fog lights, and the second position turns on the rear fog lights. The second position immediately returns to the first position. To turn off the rear fog lights, rotate the knob to the second position again. When the headlights are on, simply flick the lever twice in succession.
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NovaRose
08/11/25 7:56pm
I've been driving a Camry for over a decade, and during foggy conditions, I always use both front and rear fog lights together. The operation is quite intuitive: first, start the car and turn on the main light switch, such as the low beams. Then, on the left side of the steering wheel, there's a control lever with a small knob marked with the fog light symbol. Turn it to the first position to activate the front fog lights, and then to the second position for the rear fog lights—at this point, both front and rear lights are on. A small yellow indicator on the dashboard will light up to confirm successful activation. These lights are particularly useful when driving in foggy conditions with poor visibility, helping me see the road ahead clearly and alerting vehicles behind me for safety. I recommend using them only in low-visibility environments to avoid dazzling others when unnecessary. Before each trip, a quick check to ensure the lights are functioning properly is sufficient. The bulbs typically last several years, and replacing them when they burn out is hassle-free.
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VanAlexa
09/29/25 5:34am
Buddy, my Camry is the latest model, and operating the fog lights is a breeze. First, start the engine and turn on the headlight switch. Twist the round button on the control stalk once to activate the front fog lights, and twist it a second time to turn on the rear fog lights as well—they work simultaneously. The dashboard icons instantly display the status, making it crystal clear. I always do this when driving on rainy nights—the light cuts through the fog for safer roads. If you have an older model where the button position has changed, don’t worry, the principle is pretty much the same. Just avoid playing with the lights too often to save power. Here’s a simple cleaning tip: wipe the fog light lenses with a soft cloth to remove dust, and the brightness will improve significantly. Remember to check the owner’s manual for minor issues like blown fuses.
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Leilani
11/12/25 7:30am
It's crucial to turn on the Camry's fog lights when traveling with children. My steps: After ignition, rotate the light switch lever near the steering wheel once to turn on the front fog lights, and rotate again to activate the rear fog lights simultaneously, improving visibility in foggy conditions. The dashboard indicator confirms successful activation, making school runs safer in low visibility like morning fog. Don't forget to regularly check if the lights are functioning or burnt out, replacing bulbs promptly to avoid hazards. Simply rotate back to turn off, saving energy.
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