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Car Forum / BMW Cars / July 2005

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1993 325is Wipers

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jere - 01 Jul 2005 21:27 GMT
Can anyone tell me how to change the delay time, on-the-fly, for the
intermittent wiper operation mode?  I've tried the process written in the
manual, but it will only work the first time the wipers are turned on.  To
get a change in the delay time the ignition has to be turned off and then
back on.

Thanks,
   jere
Jan Kalin - 04 Jul 2005 10:42 GMT
>Can anyone tell me how to change the delay time, on-the-fly, for the
>intermittent wiper operation mode?  I've tried the process written in the
>manual, but it will only work the first time the wipers are turned on.  To
>get a change in the delay time the ignition has to be turned off and then
>back on.

I found that on my '91 E34 the most consistently successful method is to
first to turn on wipers and turn them off *before* they complete the
first sweep. I then wait until the interval has passed and turn them on.
At least for my car it works.

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Jeff Strickland - 06 Jul 2005 02:24 GMT
All cars do not have an adjustable delay for the wipers, my car is among
those without the adjustment. If you can adjust the delay, you do it by
setting the wiper switch to ON for a wipe, then OFF, this starts a timer.
When you set the swtich to ON again, this sets the delay time.

> Can anyone tell me how to change the delay time, on-the-fly, for the
> intermittent wiper operation mode?  I've tried the process written in the
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> Thanks,
>     jere
 
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