Read the user manual, read the user manual, read the user manual. It is not difficultSo I was cleaning my windshield and lifted the wiper arm and ....
Some things should be obvious. One should not have to need user manual to figure out how lift wiper arms, or to find how to pop the hood.Read the user manual, read the user manual, read the user manual. It is not difficult![]()
OK. How it is supposed to be obvious to lift wiper arm if arm is so low you cannot lift it to wash windshield or change wiper blade??? Do you expect to see special button 'lift wiper arm'? Do you have better solution then currently implemented?Some things should be obvious. One should not have to need user manual to figure out how lift wiper arms, or to find how to pop the hood.
Exactly, we get allot of snow and ice where I live and it’s common practice to put your wipers up while parked overnight. This just makes it more of a hassle.There's a special procedure for lifting wiper arm in which you ~ turn the car off and immediately pull the mist. It is then supposed to move into a "service position". I had to look it up a few days ago and thought it to be dumb.
Agreed.Some things should be obvious. One should not have to need user manual to figure out how lift wiper arms, or to find how to pop the hood.
I'd also be worried about the carwash personnel, since it's not clear that they would be educated in the process.I imagine the idea behind it was to hide them below the hood line to improve the looks and maybe shave .001 off drag coefficient, but think soon enough the dealers will learn to specifically explain this part to the customers.