Which button adjusts the intermittent speed of the wiper on the Volkswagen Jetta?
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On the wiper stalk, there is a speed adjustment knob that can regulate the intermittent timing of the wipers. Typically, the speed adjustment knob features several gears. When the wipers are in the intermittent mode, the speed (wiper frequency) changes progressively with each adjustment via the knob. Below is an introduction to the Volkswagen Jetta: 1. Overview: JETTA is positioned as an authentic German brand designed to further meet the car-buying needs of younger users. The JETTA brand originates from the familiar Jetta model. Volkswagen aims to leverage the reputation Jetta has built in the Chinese market over the years to quickly introduce the brand and its products to the market, with "Inherit the Extraordinary, Start the New Realm" as its brand proposition. 2. Plan: The JETTA brand will subsequently launch three models: 1 entry-level compact sedan (VA3), 1 compact SUV (VS5), and 1 crossover compact SUV (VS7). The first model will be the VS5, expected to begin mass production between June and July 2019 and go on sale in September, followed by the sedan and the other SUV.
I've been driving for several years and find the wiper adjustment on my Volkswagen Jetta quite convenient. The button for adjusting the intermittent speed is on the head of the control stalk on the right side of the steering wheel, featuring a small rotatable knob. Turning it changes the wiper interval time. Rotating clockwise increases the interval, suitable for drizzles, while counterclockwise shortens it, more effective in heavy rain. My first car was an older Jetta model, which had a similar design—intuitive to operate without needing to look at the center screen. If accidentally turned to the off position, the wipers stop, so it's important to rotate carefully to the correct setting. Safety comes first in rainy weather; I recommend beginners try it in an empty car first to get familiar with the positions before hitting the road. Develop a habit of regularly checking if the wipers move smoothly to avoid blockages or jams that could affect visibility.
