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How do I turn off the windshield wipers in a Honda?
I just got my first car and I’m still figuring out how to work everything. I can’t seem to get the windshield wipers to turn off. They’ve been on constantly since I got it a few days ago. How do I turn off my windshield wiper in my Honda?
Patrick Price · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
To turn off the windshield wipers in your Honda, push the lever to the right of the steering wheel all the way up.
Your wipers have several settings. In general, the lower its position, the more intensely the windshield wipers will work. If it is all the way up, they will turn off.
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