speed sensitive wipers
Has anybody (other than the marketing team) found a positive aspect to this feature? I think it sucks! Why would anyone want a wiper blade to only clean half of their windshield?
Marc |
the wiper blade still cleans the whole window :confused:
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The faster you go during a rain shower the more blurred your windsheild will become up until a certain speed at which it just flies off thanks to awesome aerodynamics. *ahem* Say you have your wipers on "intermittent", which I always do when it rains. It's nice to have them wipe every 5 or 6 seconds at that stop light instead of just going at it being all obnoxious. When you accellerate to speed, probably about 40-50mph, you'll want them to keep up with the amount of rain coming down, because being safe overrules any amount of discomfort brought on by constant BWEE BYOO *thunk* wiper noises. It's just a luxury feature that lets you do more driving and less fidgeting with controls. |
I personally like 'em. Like Nick mentioned, it's a nice feature to have when you come to rest at a stop light. :)
-Chike |
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Huh? They work great. They slow down when the car slows down and they speed up when the car speeds up. Half of the windshield?? Maybe your system is broken. Dave |
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Hee hee. I forgot I had 'em. Hee hee. Been over 3 years since I drove it in the rain. :D |
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You wipers are always supposed to make a full sweep. The speed settings adjust how often the sweeps are made. The speed sensitivity is only active on the intermittent setting. Low and high settings are not speed sensitive. If your wipers are not making a full sweep of the windshield at any setting, you have a problem. Dave |
Sounds like they're stripped. The only reason they go all the way up at higher speeds is that wind is helping them up.
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