How to Turn on the Fog Lights of Chevrolet Cavalier?

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LeSadie
07/29/25 12:57am
Chevrolet Cavalier's light switch is located at the lower left side of the steering wheel. To turn on the front and rear fog lights, simply press the fog light button. More details about Chevrolet Cavalier are as follows: 1. The English name "Cavalier" means "knight," originating from General Motors' historically popular compact model in North America. 2. In terms of appearance, the Cavalier features Chevrolet's signature dual-layer front grille with a new "Gale" gradient texture inside, adding a touch of dynamism compared to current Chevrolet models. 3. The headlight assembly is adorned with chrome trim and innovative double-L-shaped LED daytime running lights, which come as standard across all models.
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StWillow
08/12/25 5:09am
I really understand the importance of driving with fog lights. Last time when I drove my Cavalier in heavy fog, it was quite troublesome. After starting the engine, remember to push the light control lever on the left side of the steering wheel forward to turn on the low beams—this is a prerequisite. The fog light switch is usually located at the top or middle of that control lever, with a small fog light icon button; press it to turn on the fog lights. Models before the 2018 Cavalier might be slightly different, but the switch is generally in this area. Never turn them on in clear weather—the light is too glaring and can cause trouble. But in foggy conditions, they help illuminate the road farther ahead, giving much more peace of mind. I still remember the first time I pressed the wrong spot and turned off the headlights, forcing me to restart and waste battery—a lesson learned quickly. Always check if the light covers are clean to avoid fog affecting their performance.
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