Thread: Auto wipers do work...

Mine came on today too,not a cloud in the sky!!!!! Even if it was raining somewhere I was in an undercover carpark,they shouldnt have come on
Predictive Wipers????? As usful as predictive text on a mobile phone
Andrew

Perhaps it is due to the Land Rovers empathetic soul.

It weeps.

When it sees the multitudes in pain for choosing the wrong vehicle.

When it senses forlorn pangs of regret.

When it knows that one of its own could have solved the problem.

It weeps.

Then the wipers only come on to hide its tears for the unknowing and unloved.

It appears they seem to be a weakness in LR the bloody auto wipers sometimes good other times you just wonder what the hell they are doing hahaha

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Mine came on today too,not a cloud in the sky!!!!! Even if it was raining somewhere I was in an undercover carpark,they shouldnt have come on
Predictive Wipers????? As usful as predictive text on a mobile phone
Andrew

I had the same sorts of problems until someone on this forum suggested turning the settings (the old intermittent wiper speed) down to minimum. Sorted out most of my problems. Service guy at LR said that the sensor on the windscreen must by clean. I always wondered if a light condensation forms and that's enough to set it off.

Martin

Mine normally works fine and has done for many years - but windscreen must be clean and I always use minimum setting as letherm says. One of my favorite lazy person features TBH.

Already discovered the clean windscreen bit. Got covered by bug splatter north of Bundy and had to turn them off until I could clean things. Will try the minimum intermittent setting too.

I don't think mine has been moved off minimum setting in the life of the car !

Mine's only 13 days old today and I actually don't know what the intermittent setting is as I've only had it on off and auto.