rain sensor
03-22-2015, 05:40 PM
#2
Out Of Control!!
(without messing some other electrical stuff up)? -------please elaborate on :"other electrical stuff"
PS---you have read the owners manual--correct!!
PS---you have read the owners manual--correct!!
03-22-2015, 06:13 PM
#3
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Anything which could cause new codes and/or "malfunctions" due to messing around with the rain sensor thing. Frankly, I would be happy with being able to set up the wiper system so that the delay setting worked like my old '96 E320 (i.e, forget the sensing); that is what prompted my question.
Actually, it seems that after further use the rain sensor may in fact be working correctly, and that I was simply unacquainted with this kind of "operation," since I haven't owned a car with this device on it before. I'm giving it several weeks of trying it to see what, if any, direction I should take. Thank you for replying; I always appreciate help and suggestions from people with far more experience than I have (which is pretty minimal).
Beverly
Actually, it seems that after further use the rain sensor may in fact be working correctly, and that I was simply unacquainted with this kind of "operation," since I haven't owned a car with this device on it before. I'm giving it several weeks of trying it to see what, if any, direction I should take. Thank you for replying; I always appreciate help and suggestions from people with far more experience than I have (which is pretty minimal).
Beverly
03-22-2015, 07:39 PM
#4
Senior Member
MB rain sensor is probably the best one on the market. Calibrated just right. Not hyperactive like the one on my wife's Infiniti M56. That setup is awful.
