Where is the windshield washer button on the Volkswagen Bora?
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Washer button, wiper control lever, lift it directly upwards. Button location: Washer button, wiper control lever, lift it directly upwards; just like flashing the headlights a few times at night, water will automatically spray out and the wipers will also start working automatically. Extension: The Bora's center console buttons include: Electronic Stability Program (ESP) - effectively prevents body skidding, fishtailing, and other loss of control situations. It is generally not recommended for drivers to manually turn it off; Hazard warning lights - used for special situations such as car breakdowns or temporary parking, mainly serving to warn other vehicles; Parking radar/camera - the central display screen shows the reversing image, and the radar will sound an alarm when detecting nearby obstacles; Driving assistance system with warning protection, close distance warning, and fatigue reminder functions; Auto Hold - at traffic lights, it relieves foot fatigue by automatically locking the wheels with the brake calipers. Pressing the accelerator again will allow the vehicle to continue moving; Auto Start-Stop - during brief stops, the engine will shut off. When the driver's foot leaves the brake pedal, the vehicle will restart; Door buttons - located on the driver's door of the Volkswagen Bora: rear window lock button, one-touch up/down window control switches for all four doors, external mirror adjustment switch (with heating function), and the trunk lid switch is located below the door armrest; Roof buttons - welcome light, driver reading light, passenger reading light, interior light switch, and sunroof switch.
To be honest, I've been driving for over a decade, from the old Bora to the latest models, and the windshield washer button location is consistently fixed. It's right on the stalk to the right of the steering wheel - just gently press the end of the lever to spray and clean the windshield. Volkswagen's design is very user-friendly, allowing you to operate it without distracting your hands from the wheel. I recommend regularly checking the washer system - use dedicated windshield fluid instead of tap water in the reservoir to prevent nozzle clogging and avoid freezing damage in winter. If the spray is weak, it might be due to clogged nozzles or an empty reservoir, which can usually be fixed with simple cleaning. Don't neglect routine maintenance either, as wiper cleaning directly impacts visibility and driving safety.