Ok, have a rather interesting one....
The other day it was misting (not really raining as I'd call it). However it was misting enough that I needed the wipers on low speed (not intermittent) while traveling approx 65mph. My speed was constant. After a bit, the wipers switched from wipe, wipe, wipe to wipe, brief pause, wipe, brief pause, wipe....I figured I much have bumped the lever and put them into intermittent mode. Nope, that wasn't the case.
Put them back into low mode. Got the wipe, wipe, wipe for a bit. Then they switched to wipe, brief pause, wipe, brief pause, wipe mode. I didn't touch anything this time. After a bit they switched back to wipe, wipe,wipe.
Again, it was misting, so could the system possibly be sensing that it was getting resistance (not enough water on the glass to glide thru) and thus lowering the speed?
Thanks
The other day it was misting (not really raining as I'd call it). However it was misting enough that I needed the wipers on low speed (not intermittent) while traveling approx 65mph. My speed was constant. After a bit, the wipers switched from wipe, wipe, wipe to wipe, brief pause, wipe, brief pause, wipe....I figured I much have bumped the lever and put them into intermittent mode. Nope, that wasn't the case.
Put them back into low mode. Got the wipe, wipe, wipe for a bit. Then they switched to wipe, brief pause, wipe, brief pause, wipe mode. I didn't touch anything this time. After a bit they switched back to wipe, wipe,wipe.
Again, it was misting, so could the system possibly be sensing that it was getting resistance (not enough water on the glass to glide thru) and thus lowering the speed?
Thanks