Intermittent wiper ??


quillcom

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Drizzling all day today.

You know the scenario, whenever you put the wipers on steady it drizzles to lightly and you get
the wiper grind on a too dry windshield.

Whenever you flick the lever to intermittent thats when it starts to drizzle harder and you need to put it back on steady.

But it seems like I was able to change the intermittent speed one time before, but forgot what I did to do it.

Am I imagining this, does a 2013 Volvo even have adjustable intermittent speed or is it just that one speed.

Sure could have used it today, tia.
 

Volvo trucks have a "smart" intermittent delay.

If you put it on intermittent, count in your head to 7 seconds and move it to "low" for one swipe then back to intermittent, it will set the delay time to 7 seconds.

Or 3 seconds, or however long you count to.
 
Volvo trucks have a "smart" intermittent delay.

If you put it on intermittent, count in your head to 7 seconds and move it to "low" for one swipe then back to intermittent, it will set the delay time to 7 seconds.

Or 3 seconds, or however long you count to.
I think you are just fucking with me, but okay I will give it a try. :D
 
I think you are just ****ing with me, but okay I will give it a try. :D
Actually it might be you hafta turn it off then back to intermittent after waiting X number of seconds.

I dunno.. Been a while since I was in a Volvo in the rain

You'll figure it out.
 
Volvo trucks have a "smart" intermittent delay.

If you put it on intermittent, count in your head to 7 seconds and move it to "low" for one swipe then back to intermittent, it will set the delay time to 7 seconds.

Or 3 seconds, or however long you count to.
Western Star (and Freightliner) work in a similar way.
 

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