Has anyone else had the problem of opening the window at a drive thru and have the wipers soak the inside door panel and switches? I've found I have to stop the wipers before I open the window or get soaked.
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wiper problem at drive thru
- Thread starter Bigjohn892
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Yeah stopping the wipers is a good idea in any drive thru. The people that work them tend not to enjoy getting water flung at them.
forkee
Member
lolololololol 
it takes like 3 seconds to open/close the window. just wait before, during, or after you get food.
If your windshield is so dirty you have the wipers on long enough for washer fluid to soak the inside of your car, you should probably get a car wash, haha.
i've heard similar issues with cars having sunroofs, but we don't have to deal with that with the 3.
it takes like 3 seconds to open/close the window. just wait before, during, or after you get food.
If your windshield is so dirty you have the wipers on long enough for washer fluid to soak the inside of your car, you should probably get a car wash, haha.
i've heard similar issues with cars having sunroofs, but we don't have to deal with that with the 3.
lolololololol
it takes like 3 seconds to open/close the window. just wait before, during, or after you get food.
If your windshield is so dirty you have the wipers on long enough for washer fluid to soak the inside of your car, you should probably get a car wash, haha.
i've heard similar issues with cars having sunroofs, but we don't have to deal with that with the 3.
I was thinking he meant when it was raining...
N5329K
Active Member
Water will stream into the cabin (when it's raining) just by opening the window. There's no adequate gutter up there to redirect it, so it falls directly onto the armrest.
Robin
Robin
This was when it was raining.lolololololol
it takes like 3 seconds to open/close the window. just wait before, during, or after you get food.
If your windshield is so dirty you have the wipers on long enough for washer fluid to soak the inside of your car, you should probably get a car wash, haha.
i've heard similar issues with cars having sunroofs, but we don't have to deal with that with the 3.
Heh Forkee and I live in SoCal, "raining" is like a foreign concept to us.
One month after the delivery of our 3, I have only use my wiper twice (by twice I meant 2 wipes) to clean the morning dew off the windshield. On our X, we didn't try the wiper 2 months after delivery.. and first time we turned it on we found out it was installed backward... had to take it into the shop.
forkee
Member
oh my bad...sorry!
yea... i vaguely remember what rain is.......i have yet to turn my wipers on
been in the 80-90's all year
yea... i vaguely remember what rain is.......i have yet to turn my wipers on
been in the 80-90's all year
