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This is with the speed **** at it's highest setting, all the way clockwise.

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Set all the way clockwise

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This is with the speed **** at it's highest setting, all the way clockwise.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

During one of the few times I've driven the C4S in the rain, I noticed that the intermittent wipers seemed to take forever between sweeps. In its fastest intermittent speed, there is a full 4 second delay between the end of one sweep and the beginning of another. This is with the speed **** at it's highest setting, all the way clockwise. That seems way too slow for the fastest intermittent sweep. Is that how fast it is supposed to be, or is there a problem with my rheostat/timer?

POST 2Original post

You need to flex your right ankle and press your right foot more towards the floor. This will allow the rain drops to stream away from the windshield. I think mine are about the same speed. I'll pay more attention tomorrow: it's supposed to rain all weekend down here.

POST 3Original post

Rain sensing wipers? If so the interval position has two modes, one mode (don't remember which) is automatically activated if the control is in interval position when the car is first started. Don't remember how to switch to the other mode if that is the case.

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