Steering column switches
The car uses two steering column switches mounted on the steering column
On some cars, the horn is turned on by the turn signal and headlight switch, and on some cars, by the wiper and washer switch.
Left turn signal switch
The switch automatically returns to position I or II after the turn is completed. A - non-fixed position of the lever for short-term activation of the direction indicator.
Moving the lever from position I towards you to the unlocked position will turn on the high beam headlights as long as the lever is held in this position.
Scheme of operation of the steering column switches: a - left switch of direction indicators, headlights (sound signal); I - dipped headlights (if the handle of the central light switch is pulled out to the stop); II - high beam headlights (if the handle of the central light switch is pulled out to the stop); V or III - left turn is on; VI or IV - right turn enabled.
b - Right wiper switch, washer (horn); 0 - wiper off; I - low windshield wiper speed is on; II - high wiper speed is on; III - the wiper works intermittently.
Audible signal (option 1) is activated by pressing the lever button from any position.
For a switch without a sound signal (option 1), moving the lever towards you (in the direction of the arrow) from position 0 briefly turns on the washer and wiper.
For a switch with a sound signal (option 2), the washer and wiper are briefly turned on by moving the lever away from position 0 (arrow B).
The sound signal is turned on by moving the lever from any position towards you (along the arrow C).
Washer and horn can be turned on at any position of the lever.
Replacing paddle shifters
Remove the steering column covers (see the article - Removing and disassembling the steering column).
Using a slotted screwdriver, unscrew the two screws securing the turn signal and headlight switch.
Remove the switch and, disconnecting the wires from its terminals, sketch or write down the order of their connection.
You can not record, but, immediately disconnecting the wires one by one, connect them to the new switch.
It's best to connect the wires to the new switch right away.
Switches can be changed as an assembly with wires.
To do this, remove the instrument cluster.
Disconnect the plug-in blocks of the corresponding switch
Remove the plug through the opening between the instrument panel and the steering column.
The switch for the wiper, windshield washer and horn is replaced in the same way
Hazard switch replacement
Disconnect the battery.
Remove the instrument cluster. (See the article - Removing the instrument cluster)
From the inside of the dashboard, disconnect the plug from the switch terminals.
Push the switch out of the hole with your hand.
Set the switch in the following order:
Hold the connector block in front of the hole in the dashboard and insert the switch leads into it
After that, we sink the switch into the hole in the instrument panel until its spring clips snap into place.
Replacing the brake light switch
Under the instrument panel, remove the two plugs from the switch outputs
Using the “19” key, loosen the locknut.
Unscrew the nut with the same wrench
Remove the switch
Install the new switch in reverse order.
We connect the wires in random order.
Replacing the central light switch
Remove the instrument cluster.
Loosen the locking screw with a thin slotted screwdriver and, turning it counterclockwise, remove the switch handle
Using round-nose pliers, unscrew the switch fastening nut.
Remove the switch
We mark the order of connecting the wires and remove their tips from the switch terminals
Install the new switch in reverse order.
Removing interior and rear fog light switches
Remove the lining of the instrument cluster.
Remove the connecting block from the switch terminals (you can leave the instrument cluster for this).
Having squeezed the latches on both sides, we take out the passenger compartment lighting switch.
Similarly, remove the fog light switch.
The switch can be removed from the panel by prying it with a screwdriver.
This must be done carefully so as not to damage the switch latches
Install switches in reverse order