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Old 03-29-2006, 08:38 PM
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We don’t like this feature and had it turned off, couldn’t stand that scraping noise on an almost dry windshield!

BMW has OVER engineered this feature
Anybody remember the good old days (early 90’s)? Set the delay to a nice slow wipe and forget it until you stopped at a stop light that’s when that wonderful BMW would stop the wipers or set them to a really slow delay. O WELL I guess this over kill justifies over 40K $’s for a 30K car.
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