i remember in my taurus 98, there were at least 4 or 5 settings for variable time intervals for the viper. but in MO its only one.... then 2 more for a bit faster rain.
why didnt Nissan put more time intervals in the intermittence of vipers so if its not raining HARD and not raining SLOW, there is a setting for that.
This might have been something that was changed in 04/05, because I have I think 4 or 5 intermittent settings in addition to "low" and "high". The rear wiper also has a single intermittent setting in addition to just "on". I have an 04 SE.
My 03 SE has a variable intermittent setting for the wipers as well. You turn a little knob on the wiper stalk "inside" of the rear wiper switch to adjust the front intermittent settting.
You also don't have to use the detents that follow the dashes.
I was annoyed at first with the detents being either a bit too fast or a bit too slow till I discovered that you can use the space between the detents as well. So actually I guess, they are infinetly adjustable.
You also don't have to use the detents that follow the dashes.
I was annoyed at first with the detents being either a bit too fast or a bit too slow till I discovered that you can use the space between the detents as well. So actually I guess, they are infinetly adjustable.
Really? Wow, analog in a digital world, I'm impressed! (Seriously, I like analog)
And I agree that I was a bit annoyed by that too. Thanks for letting us know!
Really? Wow, analog in a digital world, I'm impressed! (Seriously, I like analog)
And I agree that I was a bit annoyed by that too. Thanks for letting us know!
Digital is just dumb analog.... In the early days, Digital designers were all feeling very superior to Analog designers. Now they're going faster, they've come to realise that Digital is just dumb Analog and they're having to live by the same rules Analog's known all along.
Don't forget...the intermittent wiper feature is speed sensitive also. So if they are a little slow at a stop light they will get significantly faster as you get up to speed. Really concerned me when I first noticed this happening, but then I read the manual.