Switches and buttons (Opel Astra G)

Contents: Light switches ⬇ High or low beam headlights ⬇ Flashing headlights ⬇ Turning on the turn signals ⬇ Turning on the hazard warning lights ⬇ Sound signal ⬇ Windscreen wipers ⬇ Windshield and headlight washer ⬇ Rear window washer and wiper ⬇ Coolant temperature gauge ⬇ Fuel level indicator ⬇

Light switches

High or low beam headlights

Moving forward - high beam. Moving towards the steering wheel - low beam.

Flashing of headlights is ensured by overcoming the resistance of the lever during its movement.

Flashing headlights

Pull the lever towards the steering wheel. Flashing of the headlights is also initiated when the turn signals are turned on.

Turning on the turn signals

Moving the lever up is a right turn. Moving the lever down is a left turn.

When you turn the steering wheel after completing a turn, the lever automatically returns to its original position. This does not happen with a slight turn of the steering wheel (for example, when changing lanes).

When changing lanes, move the lever until it locks for the first time. When you release the lever, it will return to its original position under the action of the spring.

Turning on the hazard warning lights

To turn on the hazard warning lights, press this

button, to turn it off - press again

.

When the ignition is turned on, a red spot on the button starts to glow. When the hazard warning lights are turned on, this spot flashes in time with the turn signals.

Sound signal

Click on one of these

buttons.

Windscreen wipers

Windshield and headlight washer

Move the lever towards the steering wheel. The headlights are washed only when they are turned on. The windshield wiper is turned on simultaneously with the glass washers (the brushes perform several cleaning cycles).

Rear window washer and wiper

Original source is on the website: www.opelbook.ru

Move the lever up. First position (resting) - the windshield wiper is turned on. Second position (swinging) - the windshield wiper and washer are turned on.

In the first position of the lever, the windshield wiper operates at a set interval; when the lever is moved to the second position, the washer is activated, delivering a stream onto the glass.