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Where are the high and low beams located on the Encore?

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StEmersyn
09/07/25 7:08am
The high and low beams of the Encore are located on the control lever on the lower left side of the steering wheel. Method for switching between high and low beams: The turn signal lever under the steering wheel controls the high and low beams by moving it up and down. Pushing it downward activates the high beams, while pulling it upward switches to the low beams. Encore low beam bulb replacement method: Disconnect the bulb's power socket and remove the waterproof cover behind the bulb. Take the bulb out of the reflector. The bulb is usually secured by a wire clip, and some models may have a plastic base. Insert the new bulb into the reflector, align it with the fixing position, and press the wire clips on both sides inward to secure the new bulb in the reflector. Reattach the waterproof cover and connect the bulb's power socket to complete the replacement.
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McEva
09/19/25 6:16am
I've driven the Encore for several years, and the switch for the high and low beams is on the control lever to the left of the steering wheel. After starting the car, simply move the lever: push it forward to turn on the high beams, and a blue icon will appear on the dashboard to confirm they're on; pull it back to switch to low beams. The placement is very ergonomic, allowing you to operate it without taking your eyes off the road. Remember to switch between beams based on road conditions at night—use high beams sparingly in well-lit areas to avoid blinding others. It's a good habit to check the condition of the lights during regular maintenance to prevent unexpected failures. Overall, this setup is both safe and user-friendly, making driving more reassuring.
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DiBentley
11/02/25 6:38am
Every time I drive the Encore at night, the high/low beam control is on the lever at the lower left of the steering wheel, which is super easy to locate. Just flick it with your hand while driving: push forward for high beams, pull back for low beams. The design is quite intuitive and won’t distract you. I’ve heard some beginners struggle with light controls, but checking the dashboard indicators makes it straightforward. On highways at night, high beams give wider visibility, but remember to switch back in the city to avoid flashing from other drivers. Regularly clean dust off the lamp covers to maintain clear lighting.
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LilahMarie
12/16/25 6:42am
For frequent night drivers, the Buick Encore's high/low beam switch is located on the control lever at the lower left side of the steering wheel. Operation is straightforward: push the lever forward to activate high beams (indicated on the dashboard), and pull it back to return to low beams. If you can't locate it, simply check the lever beside the steering wheel. During regular use, remember to switch beams appropriately in rainy or foggy conditions for safety, and avoid prolonged high beam usage that could dazzle other drivers.
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