Where is the Headlight and Taillight Switch Located?

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Renee
07/29/25 6:06pm
On the car's center console, there is usually a lighting control area. Above where the driver places their left leg, there is typically a lighting control knob. This knob can turn on the headlights, front fog lights, rear fog lights, and marker lights. On the lever below the left side of the steering wheel, you can activate the left and right turn signals and the high beams. More details are as follows: 1. Most cars' lighting control systems use a knob, and the driver only needs to rotate the knob to a specific position to activate the lights. Some cars come with automatic headlights, featuring an 'auto' position on the knob. When rotated to 'auto,' the headlights are controlled automatically. 2. Many cars also have a headlight height adjustment feature, and the knob for adjusting the headlight height is usually located next to the lighting control knob.
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