What do the controls on the right side of the steering wheel represent?

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VonOmar
07/30/25 5:07am
The control lever on the right side of the steering wheel is used to adjust the wipers and windshield washer system. There are control levers on both sides of the steering wheel - the left one regulates the lighting system. To spray windshield washer fluid, pull the right-side lever toward the driver. The functions of windshield washer fluid include: 1. Cleaning effect; 2. Antifreeze properties; 3. Anti-fog properties; 4. Anti-static properties; 5. Lubricating properties; 6. Anti-corrosion properties. Precautions for using windshield washer fluid: 1. It must be diluted and should not be added directly; 2. Add an appropriate amount of windshield washer fluid; 3. Different seasons require different types of windshield washer fluid. The method for adding windshield washer fluid is: 1. Engage the parking brake; 2. Pull the front hood release switch located near the driver's left foot to open the hood; 3. Open the windshield washer fluid reservoir cap; 4. Fill with an appropriate amount of windshield washer fluid.
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