>lightly raining
>not using the adjustable wiper timer
Why the hell do you people drive with wipers on full blast in the lightest drizzle? Does it not bother you to have them running when your windshield is barely wet?
Lightly raining
Gavin Mitchell
Jeremiah Campbell
Nobody does this aside from clueless hamfisted retards. They just slam the stalk with one of their meat hooks and call it good. They have enough fine motor skills to text while plowing into the side of a school bus or smashing someone's granny, but can't be arsed to move a stalk one position.
Ian Scott
>not having rain sensing wiper to do all the work for you
Come on, it's $CURRENT_YEAR people!
Nathan Stewart
> driving my old Felicia
> slight rain, tap wiper stalk one step up
> Wipes once
> Minutes passes
> Wipes three times in 10 seconds
> A minute pass
> Wipes once
> A minute pass
> Wipes once
> Stops wiping until I put it one step further up and back down again
> Has to attend wiper stalk continuously to not hear that *scrape scrape* while also actually keeping my field of vision clear of water.
Sometimes there's a good reason
In my present car, an Octavia, I have a button on the wiper stalk that chooses between 4 intervals on the slowest setting. And they all 4 work.
Neato
Joseph Smith
>a button on the wiper stalk that chooses between 4 intervals on the slowest setting
This is retarded. A dial is the right way.
Asher Reyes
>drive S-class
>wipers operate based on rain density and speed of vehicle
dun gotta do shiet mang
Jaxon Cruz
Sorry, english is second language, it's like in your picture, but on top of the stalk.
Dial
have to remember that.
Mason Thompson
>tfw remember when wiper delay was an option
Levi Barnes
Ah, ok. Yeah, it's a dial or a knob in the picture I posted since it rotates.
Aiden Nguyen
Auto rain sensing wipers master race!