Where are the hazard lights located on a 90 Olds Ciera?

Question:
I have looked and couldn't find them. Two men passing by looked and couldn't find them either. WHERE are the hazard lights hiding? Is it possible that my car doesn't have them?

Answers:

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I used to own a 90 olds ciera, and if I remember correctly,
the hazards where on the same stick that controlled the windsheld wiper and the turn signals.

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turn them on & then look at the front of your car.

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Two on the front and two on the rear. Oh, you mean the switch, there should be a switch on the dash by the information center, it will have a little triangle emblem on it.

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i dont think it has a little button,like some cars has,
.i think on that kind of car,its on where the wipers are at.

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Its located under the ignition. ( where you put the key in to start) Its a little round knob, Push the CENTER IN to turn on the Hazards , To turn them off PULL the OUTER RING kinda hard and they will shut off

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