Question on auto wipers
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Man, I'm running an 04. Back then u had to turn the wipers on manually when rain hit the windshield
Blueinterceptor
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Intermit switch needs to be on for it to work. If it’s light rain like drizzle you might need to manipulate the switch to make it work sooner
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I’ve never found rain-sense wipers to work how I’ve wanted them to, and so I’ve disabled it in my ‘23 Denali.
A good coat of rain x and you practically never have use your wipers it just falls off
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You need to put the front wiper stalk switch directly on the dotted - - - - line on the stalk for the auto wiper rain function to work properly if this is what your asking. Speed of the wipers also seems to be dictated I think by your driving speed but I could be wrong.
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IIRC the rain sensor in the center of the windshield controls wiper speed based on how quickly precipitation builds up on the windshield.
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