How to Turn on the High Beam on Ford Edge?
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Ford Edge high beam activation method: 1. First rotate the light knob to the low beam position, then push the light control lever forward to activate the high beam. 2. For the high beam flash function, pull the light control lever backward to momentarily activate the high beam. This function is commonly used for warning and alerting others. On the instrument panel, you can see the high beam indicator light turn on and flash. 3. Automatic high beam (available on some models), the automatic high beam button is located in the middle of the light control lever. After activation, the high beam will be automatically turned on by the vehicle. Below are the instructions for using the lights on Ford Edge: 1. Left turn signal: Press down the control lever to activate the left turn signal. Right turn signal: Pull the light control lever upward to activate the right turn signal. A slight movement of the turn signal lever will make the corresponding turn signal flash three times and then automatically turn off. 2. Fog light activation: The switch next to the light control knob is the fog light switch. Press this button to turn on the fog lights. 3. Automatic headlights, low beam, parking lights: Rotate the knob to the AUTO position to activate the automatic headlights. Rotate the control knob from left to right to turn on the parking lights, low beam, and automatic headlights in sequence. 4. Headlight cleaning: With the high beam on, directly turn on the windshield washer switch and the headlight cleaning device will work. If you only need to clean the windshield, turn off the headlights. 5. Adaptive headlights: When the light gear is in the automatic headlight position, push the light control lever forward to activate the adaptive headlights.
Hey, I just learned how to operate the high beams on my Ford Edge recently, and it's actually quite simple. Gently pull the turn signal lever on the left side of the steering wheel toward yourself, and a blue indicator light will appear on the dashboard showing that the high beams are on. No need to hold it - just a quick pull is enough. You can also flash the high beams by pushing the lever forward to signal other drivers when overtaking. Safety comes first - always check for oncoming traffic before using high beams, and turn them off promptly when vehicles approach to avoid dazzling other drivers. The Edge's headlights are quite bright, but remember not to use high beams in urban areas at night - reserve them for dark suburban roads or highways to avoid fines and protect pedestrians' vision. As a new owner, you'll get the hang of it after practicing a few times.
