Windshield Wipers Question
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Windshield Wipers Question
Hey All,
I'll start off by saying that I have a 2014 IS 250 AWD and there's something that's been driving me crazy and have not had a good answer to yet... This is what happens:
When I activate the wind shield spray, the wipers don't automatically wipe the sprayed liquid UNLESS I hold it down UNTIL it starts wiping automatically. Is it designed to do this? In any case, it seems like a dangerous design decision if that's the case. I have had times where I pressed the spray lever thinking (like all other vehicles I have driven before) that the wipers will automatically wipe the liquid after I release it, but it doesn't, leaving me essentially blind for a split second until i manually wipe it. Hopefully my explanation makes sense and thanks in advance for everyone's input.
I'll start off by saying that I have a 2014 IS 250 AWD and there's something that's been driving me crazy and have not had a good answer to yet... This is what happens:
When I activate the wind shield spray, the wipers don't automatically wipe the sprayed liquid UNLESS I hold it down UNTIL it starts wiping automatically. Is it designed to do this? In any case, it seems like a dangerous design decision if that's the case. I have had times where I pressed the spray lever thinking (like all other vehicles I have driven before) that the wipers will automatically wipe the liquid after I release it, but it doesn't, leaving me essentially blind for a split second until i manually wipe it. Hopefully my explanation makes sense and thanks in advance for everyone's input.
#2
You do have to hold it for a couple seconds before the wipers start. I would assume that this is to ensure the windshield is wet with washer fluid prior to wiper operation. If the wipers swipe on a dry and dirty windshield, they'll scratch the glass.
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