It works fine on the Bronco.RainX works poorly on upright windshields.
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It works fine on the Bronco.RainX works poorly on upright windshields.
Yes, report it to the NTSB, the more people that do will open up an investigation and could/should result in a recall to fix the safety issue.My Badlands Bronco has these "Advanced" wipers that automatically stop wiping when they think the windshield is dry or think the prescious wiper motor may be damaged. I was driving this weekend in heavy rain, and when I put the wipers in High they automatically switched to Intermittent after like 1 minute. The rain was blinding so I had to keep switching from Low to High to keep them moving. After reading the Manual and a couple other threads in this, it appears this is a FEATURE. WTF - this is dangerous! Anyone else experiencing this? Another member suggested submitting this to NTSB and I agree. What do you guys think? For the quote from the manual, see the attachment
BTW I love my Bronco and I am not one of the complainers. This thing is fantastic but the wipers are going to cause an accident.
It works well on mine too. But it actually does rain here, often and a lot. Not sure why the comment was made it wont workIt works fine on the Bronco.
I did report it to the NHTSA. Somewhere buried in this forum is a link. I’d recommend everyone follow suit and get this recalled.You'd want the NHTSA, not the NTSB. (Just in case you decide to go that route.)
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Anyway, never had an issue personally on my Bronco, and it's been raining a lot lately. Take it to a dealer, if they won't help, you may want to try a different dealer.
And if they don't help, then yeah... it should be reported. Safety issue.
Didn’t say “won’t work”,……in my experience doesn’t work nearly as well on my upright windshields as opposed to angled windscreens, in MY experience. That’s why…..It works well on mine too. But it actually does rain here, often and a lot. Not sure why the comment was made it wont work