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I believe the wipers are activated by the front facing camera in the rear view mirror housing.What and where is the sensor?
If you could somehow bias the sensitivity in Auto, I'd be happy.
The wiper algorithm is terrible as is... it's either too fast or too slow, and the manual modes don't seem like they're speed sensitive (e.g. they appear to just wipe every X secs). It is completely incapable of handling spray from the car ahead, so instead of driving, I'm driving and periodically pushing the left wiper button.
I thought things were getting better until the .50 updates which made mine worse. They just aren't aggressive enough for me. One item that would help is when you press the left stalk leave the manual card open much longer so the manual controls don't disappear so quickly.The auto wipers have continued to improve with each update. I think the latest update have the wipers operating fairly well now. I rarely have to use the manual wiper any more.
Mine work fine in the daytime and under street lights. On dark roads, I have to use manual settings. Manual settings aren't too difficult to access; as mentioned above, pressing the mist button on the end of the stalk brings up the wiper controls.
The sensor is behind the windshield, top center.
If you push the button on the left stalk the wipers will swipe and the controls for the speed will appear. With one quick tap you can choose the manual speed you want.
My wipers work okay. They are not perfect, but not as bad as other people report.
I was in a rain storm yesterday and they worked fine for the most part. The only issues I had was when it wasn't raining but other cars where splashing water on my windshield. In that case I had to manually turn on the wipers.No they are that bad. Tesla has to get them fixed
This. Mine are absolutely useless. Except when you first turn on the car and they go bonkers.No they are that bad. Tesla has to get them fixed