
Originally Posted by
Spinifex
Not sure about the distilled question, but there's usually about a second delay, so the sprays get to wet the screen before the blades wipe across.
Depends if your washer sprays are directed correctly at the screen though... and a mate of mine told me once that he turns off his auto-wipers, as they usually operate on a barely-wet screen, the first instance a single rain-drop hits it !!! So he waits until the screen is properly wet, before operating the wipers manually.
Sounds good in theory..... and with wiper blades being pretty expensive, I can understand his reasoning.
Useful reply thanks Spinifex. Happy New Year.
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