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Model Y Auto Wipers
- Thread starter Anthony65
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steve841
Active Member
Yep. My S was perfect.
the Y auto wipers are only useful in a very light rain situation. Otherwise, it’s like a hummingbird wing in action.
the Y auto wipers are only useful in a very light rain situation. Otherwise, it’s like a hummingbird wing in action.
bchan911
Member
I personally hate using the auto wipers and have a preference for slower wipes, I don't find rain that distracting when driving unless it's pouring. And even then if it's raining hard sometimes it's better just to turn the wipers off all together.
I personally turn auto off cause I find the frequency way too high, even on manual at the lowest setting I find it way too fast. I wish you could program it slower or set your own presets.
...Maybe one day...
I personally turn auto off cause I find the frequency way too high, even on manual at the lowest setting I find it way too fast. I wish you could program it slower or set your own presets.
...Maybe one day...
HeyEph
Member
I've noticed that, when I go through a carwash, sometimes they come on when in auto mode, and other times they don't. What's the easiest way to turn them completely off before entering?
jf64k
Member
Voice command: 'Wipers Off'
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My MY dispenses wiper fluid from both wiper blade arms. The wiper blade arm on the driver's side dispenses a fine spray while the passenger side wiper blade arm dispenses a larger amount of washer fluid directly onto the windshield. At least that is what I have observed.
MikeHolliday
Member
My MY auto wipers work great except in the finest/lightest mist. But my Jeep Grand Cherokee, our BMW 5 Series and our daughter’s VW Atlas are equally as bad at sensing light mist.
