Rain sensing wipers clarification
Would be nice if I leave the car with the wiper setting set to setting 1, and I get back in the car and drive it clears the rain again. Or is this a safety thing to make sure you don't inadvertently start driving with the rain sensor active and have any issues going through a car wash or something silly like that?
Mike T.
Btw, I believe the manual says not to leave your wipers on setting 1 when it isn't raining. I've heard of them running driving through bridges and what not .. and dry windshield is probably not good for your wiper.
Plus I live in SoCal, 300+ days of sunshine, so its not a huge inconvenience to leave them off.
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Soeaking of car wash complications, have you guys seen this one?
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Would have been funny if I took it to the dealer and I looked like an idiot because the wipers turn on normally when I restart the car at the dealer
I use rain, which makes me use my wipers once every few seconds, as the water doesn't stand on the windshield anyway.
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I never use the "ride and watch" car washes so never a problem.
Every now and then going under a bridge or when a tree shadow goes by they will do a wipe.
They have always worked when rain appears.
I just went and visited Buffalo NY. My rental had good old fashioned "turn them on and adjust the interval manually" wipers. You don't appreciate these rain senors until you are constantly fiddling with the stalk on a Kia.








