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Contents: Cars without rear window wipers ⤓ Cars with rear window wipers ⤓

Cars without rear window wipers



Windscreen wiper lever





OFF – windshield wipers are off
INT – intermittent operation of windscreen wipers
1 – slow operation of windshield wipers
2 – fast operation of windshield wipers




1. Fast
2. Slowly
3. Adjustment handle


The windshield wipers can be turned on using the windshield wiper lever when the ignition key is in the ON or ACC position.

Cars with rear window wipers



Windscreen wiper lever





OFF – windshield wipers are off
INT – intermittent operation of windscreen wipers
1 – slow operation of windshield wipers
2 – fast operation of windshield wipers






1. Fast
2. Slowly
3. Adjustment handle


On vehicles with an intermittent wiper adjustment system, the wiper interval can be changed from 2 to 15 seconds by turning the adjustment knob.

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Turn the handle towards you to increase the working intervals.

Clean your windshield wipers and car glass with a mild detergent to remove oil film from the glass and ensure good wiper operation without squeaking or jerking.

Caution: Always turn off the windshield wipers and wait for them to return to their original position before turning off the engine, especially in cold weather. If the windshield wipers are not returned to the park position and are left on the glass, then if they freeze to the windshield, the windshield wiper motor may be damaged the next time it is started.


Caution: Before turning on the windshield wipers in cold weather, check that they are not frozen to the windshield. If you turn on the windshield wipers under these conditions, the windshield wiper motor may burn out.


Caution! Do not turn on the windshield wipers when the glass is dry: they may scratch the glass. This can also lead to premature wear of the brushes.




Caution: Replace your windshield wiper blades when they wear out to ensure that visibility is not reduced in rainy weather. Use brushes of appropriate size.


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