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Renault 19 (1988-1996) Espace I and II (1984-1996) Espace III (1996-2002)

Lighting and signaling — external lighting (Renault Espace III)

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Contents: Overall lighting 🠛 Low beam headlights 🠛 High beam headlights 🠛 Light signal 🠛 Sound signal 🠛 Fog lights 🠛 Rear fog lights 🠛 Emergency light signaling 🠛 Headlight corrector 🠛
The control handle for the light switch is located on the left side of the steering column behind the steering wheel. If you open the car door with the lights on, a sound signal will sound, reminding you to turn off the lights, which in turn will prevent unnecessary discharge of the battery.

Overall lighting



Turn the knob counterclockwise to the first detent position, the mark will align with the "side light" symbol and the corresponding indicator lamp in the instrument cluster will light.

Low beam headlights



Turn the knob counterclockwise to the second detent position, the mark will align with the "low beam" symbol and the corresponding indicator lamp in the instrument cluster will light.

High beam headlights



In the "low beam" position, pull the lever towards the steering wheel to turn on the high beam, and the corresponding indicator lamp in the instrument cluster will light.

To switch to low beam headlights, pull the lever towards the steering wheel again.

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Light signal



To turn on the flashing lights, pull the lever towards the steering wheel.

Sound signal



To turn on the sound signal, press the button located on the end of the light switch.

Direction indicators Direction indicators only work when the ignition is on, regardless of the position of the light switch. To turn on the right turn signal, move the switch up, to turn on the left turn signal, move the switch down. When the turn signal is on, the indicator lamp flashes.



After turning the corner, the turn signal turns off automatically.

Note: To give a short signal when changing lanes, press the switch up or down until the back pressure increases and hold it in this position - the indicator lamp should flash simultaneously with the turn signal.


Light switch. O - lighting off; FP - side lighting; FC - low beam headlights; FR - high beam…

Light switch. O - lighting off; FP - side lighting; FC - low beam headlights; FR - high beam headlights; CD - right turn signal; CG - left turn signal; AV - sound signal; AL - light signaling


Fog light switch: FB - fog lights; FBR - rear fog lights

Fog light switch: FB - fog lights; FBR - rear fog lights


Fog lights



To turn on the fog lights, turn the central ring of the knob counterclockwise to the first detent position, the mark will align with the "fog lights" symbol and the corresponding indicator lamp in the instrument cluster will light.



Rear fog lights



To turn on the rear fog lights, turn the central ring of the handle counterclockwise to the second detent position. The fog lights only operate when the low or high beam headlights are on.

Note: Turning off the exterior lights will automatically turn off the fog lights and headlights.


Emergency light signaling



The hazard warning lights are activated by a switch located on the overhead console. The hazard warning lights also function when the ignition is switched off. When the hazard warning lights are switched on, all turn signals flash simultaneously, as do the turn signal indicator lamps in the switch

The emergency alarm is activated in the following cases:
  • when the vehicle stops due to a technical malfunction.
  • in case of a traffic accident:
  • upon reaching the end of the traffic jam.

Headlight corrector



The corrector allows you to smoothly adjust the angle of the headlights in accordance with the vehicle load, thereby reducing the blinding effect of the headlights on the driver of oncoming traffic and improving visibility. The corrector handle is located on the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel.

The regulator positions correspond to the following vehicle load:
  • 0. Driver and passenger in the front seats, trunk empty;
  • 1. Passengers in all seats, trunk empty;
  • 2. Passengers in all seats, trunk empty;
  • 3. Driver only, trunk loaded to maximum rear axle load.
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