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Old 12-09-2021, 11:16 AM
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Especially for removing glued in batteries from phones and laptops. Important to clean with some brake kleen or pure alcohol after before gluing in the new one. I use everclear I hate the smell of iso alcohol.
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If the wiper circuit reverts to an intermittent timer type function when a rain sensor failure is detected, just unplug the sensor cable in behind the rear-view mirror. At least you'll then have an intermittent wiper function - which is still useful (and what most other cars have anyway).

And use manual lighting? (I never use the Auto lights...)...
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Especially for removing glued in batteries from phones and laptops. Important to clean with some brake kleen or pure alcohol after before gluing in the new one. I use everclear I hate the smell of iso alcohol.
Yayayaaa...I hate the smell of iso propyl alcohol too, and prefer everclear.

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