A first world problem..........
Using windshield washer fluid helps temporarily but they are soon back to their noisy selves
Any thoughts or solutions to my seriously first world problem ;-)?
Using windshield washer fluid helps temporarily but they are soon back to their noisy selves
Any thoughts or solutions to my seriously first world problem ;-)?
Below is the link. Other companies offer similar products like Rain-X but I've found Liqui Moly the longest lasting and cleanest on application ( Rain-X can fog the windscreen requiring buffing with a micro-fibre - not a big deal but a con nonetheless )
https://www.sgcarmart.com/products/overview.php?ID=5765
One application will last 2 to 6 weeks, depending on amount of rain exposure and dust. One bottle lasts me about 3 months but I like to apply a lot.
On my new W213, I have yet to use the wipers so far during 8 months of ownership.
Last edited by mister__p; May 21, 2019 at 09:53 PM.
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I dont use rainx, I want to use the rain sensing wipers that I paid for.
Anyone having this problem I would strongly advise to contact your dealer and MB, after you’ve cleaned your windshield and issue is still there it’s obvious its not the windshield but the defective wipers.
Sometimes higher quality, just isn't.
I hear many people referring to rain x. But I don’t use rain x and have been back to the dealer on so many occasions. They cant fix this damn issue and it is so frustrating for an expensive car.
I have a 2017 E300 and I have been told this is normal wiper movement - it is not.
Is this a big issue and what numbers do you know are affected. Maybe the only thing that will work is taking a class action against Mercedes.
Has the dealer preformed any fixes that truly worked?
Using windshield washer fluid helps temporarily but they are soon back to their noisy selves
Any thoughts or solutions to my seriously first world problem ;-)?




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