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Gen 4 Rain sensor
15 May 2019 07:39 #208003
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Gen 4 Rain sensor
My[strike] Renault[/strike] Nissan has "atomic" wipers. They operate completely at random, waiting until well after you crash through zero visibility to wipe a wet screen, and randomly scraping little bits of rubber off the blades furiously wiping a dry screen.
There is a sensitivity twizzler on the wiper stick that doesn't seem to do anything....
Is the intermittent variable? On an Olden Days car without a twizzler on the stick, you flick to intermittent, then off after it moves, count the seconds you want the delay to be and switch back to intermittent.
The [strike]Renault[/strike] Nissan has atomic headlights too, and they really are random like radioactive decay, coming on in bright sunshine- I can tell because the wireless display goes to night mode.
There is a sensitivity twizzler on the wiper stick that doesn't seem to do anything....
Is the intermittent variable? On an Olden Days car without a twizzler on the stick, you flick to intermittent, then off after it moves, count the seconds you want the delay to be and switch back to intermittent.
The [strike]Renault[/strike] Nissan has atomic headlights too, and they really are random like radioactive decay, coming on in bright sunshine- I can tell because the wireless display goes to night mode.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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