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Multi-function steering column switch (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124)

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Multi-function steering column switch
Multi-function steering column switch

1 – Initial position of the lever, low beam on.

2 – Moving the lever from the steering column, high beam is on.

3 – Unfixed movement of the lever towards the steering wheel, high beam signaling, regardless of the position of the light switch.

4 – Move the lever up, right turn signal.

5 – Move the lever down, left turn signal.

When the steering wheel is returned to its original position, the turn signal lever automatically returns to its original position, except in cases where the steering wheel is turned slightly.

When changing lanes, press the lever only until you feel a noticeable resistance. When released, the lever returns to its original position.

The turn signal indicator lights will show the direction of the turn.



6 – Pressing the button turns on the windshield washers and wipers, as well as the headlight washers when the high or low beam is on.

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7 – To turn on the windscreen wiper, turn the knob on the multifunction switch lever.
  • 0 - Disabled.
  • I - Intermittent mode.
  • II - Low windshield wiper speed.
  • III - High speed windshield wiper.

If the turn signal bulb of a vehicle or trailer burns out, the turn signal indicator light still works normally and, in addition, the damage indicator light comes on.
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