Headlamp masking surface for left-hand-drive vehi-
cles for use in countries where vehicles drive on the
right (example: halogen headlamp, version 1)
Headlamp masking surface for left-hand-drive vehi-
cles for use in countries where vehicles drive on the
right (example: halogen headlamp, version 2)
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Left headlamp
?
Right headlamp
X
Vehicles with halogen headlamps: make
masking strips from commercially available
opaque adhesive tape, cutting to the size and
shape shown in the illustrations.
X
Apply to the corresponding area of the head-
lamp.
Good visibility
Windscreen wipers
!
Vehicles with rain/light sensor:
In dry weather conditions, switch the wind-
screen wipers off. Otherwise, dirt or optical
effects may cause undesired windscreen
wiper sweeps. This could then damage the
windscreen wiper blades or scratch the wind-
screen.
!
Switch off the windscreen wipers before you
stop the engine. Otherwise, undesired wiper
sweeps could occur when starting the next
journey. This may damage the wiper blades or
windscreen, especially if the windscreen is
dirty or iced up.
Worn or damaged wiper blades result in smear-
ing on the windscreen.
This can cause faults in vehicles with rain/light
sensors.
Windscreen wiper switch in the combination
switch
°
Windscreen wipers off
Ä
Slow intermittent wipe or wiping control-
led by the rain sensor
Å
Rapid intermittent wipe or wiping control-
led by the rain sensor
°
Slow wipe
¯
Rapid wipe
X
To switch on: turn the ignition lock to the
drive position.
X
Turn the windscreen wiper switch to the
appropriate setting depending on the inten-
sity of the rain.
Vehicles with rain and light sensor: if the
Ä or Å setting is used, an appropriate
wipe frequency is set according to rainfall. In the
Å position, the rain and light sensor is more
Good visibility
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