Why so stupid rain sensor..?
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Why you always need to setup you're rain sensor again how stupid then you don't need it.I hope BMW makes soon an update then when you're rain sensor was ons and you start later its still on.So is it in my other car an Jaguar X-type.
Plz BMW change it !In my 96' e39 you don't needed to set on always
Who thinks this also?
Plz BMW change it !In my 96' e39 you don't needed to set on always
Who thinks this also?
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Originally Posted by Rudy' date='Dec 31 2004, 06:40 PM
I'm not losing much sleep over it... 
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For me, I like to have total control of what happens in my car. Because of this, I'm happy with the way the sensor turns off when I turn off the car.
Before turning my wipers on, I always want to make sure that the glass is sufficiently wet so that the blades don't scratch the glass. If the sensor was set to "on" all the time, there's a chance that the wipers would wipe before I had a chance to make sure the glass was wet enough.
In this case, for me, I want them to work when I want, not when the car thinks it's best...
Before turning my wipers on, I always want to make sure that the glass is sufficiently wet so that the blades don't scratch the glass. If the sensor was set to "on" all the time, there's a chance that the wipers would wipe before I had a chance to make sure the glass was wet enough.
In this case, for me, I want them to work when I want, not when the car thinks it's best...
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Originally Posted by Rudy' date='Dec 31 2004, 06:51 PM
For me, I like to have total control of what happens in my car.? Because of this, I'm happy with the way the sensor turns off when I turn off the car.
Before turning my wipers on, I always want to make sure that the glass is sufficiently wet so that the blades don't scratch the glass.? If the sensor was set to "on" all the time, there's a chance that the wipers would wipe before I had a chance to make sure the glass was wet enough.
In this case, for me, I want them to work when I want, not when the car thinks it's best...
Before turning my wipers on, I always want to make sure that the glass is sufficiently wet so that the blades don't scratch the glass.? If the sensor was set to "on" all the time, there's a chance that the wipers would wipe before I had a chance to make sure the glass was wet enough.
In this case, for me, I want them to work when I want, not when the car thinks it's best...
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Originally Posted by Rudy' date='Dec 31 2004, 07:07 PM
If there's a choice, then great.? If I had to choose one way, it'd be the one that BMW has right now...
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Originally Posted by BMW RULES' date='Dec 31 2004, 12:43 PM
[quote name='Rudy' date='Dec 31 2004, 06:40 PM']I'm not losing much sleep over it...
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[/quote]Jouw volgende wagen? :lolz: Heb jij dan al een wagen? :lolz:
Kan jij wel al met jouw voetjes aan de pedalen
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Originally Posted by BMW RULES' date='Dec 31 2004, 11:31 AM
Why you always need to setup you're rain sensor again how stupid then you don't need it.I hope BMW makes soon an update then when you're rain sensor was ons and you start later its still on.So is it in my other car an Jaguar X-type.
Plz BMW change it !In my 96' e39 you don't needed to set on always
Who thinks this? also?
Plz BMW change it !In my 96' e39 you don't needed to set on always
Who thinks this? also?
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