How do you use the Headlight Washers?
09-27-2020, 12:51 AM
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How do you use the Headlight Washers?
Hi everyone,
Just wondering how to use the Headlight Washers,
(I havent used them before in my 10 years of ownership)
Just wondering how to use the Headlight Washers,
(I havent used them before in my 10 years of ownership)
09-27-2020, 10:36 AM
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Yes German engineering, why would one want to clean their headlights if they are not turned on! Like a Jetta I once owned. Why would one want to unlock the truck when moving? How about to open it a little so the recently cleaned interior can dry out! You know, us crazy Americans using stuff in ways it was never intended to be used. Cupholders in a sportscar, really?
Andy
Andy
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09-27-2020, 10:57 AM
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Yes German engineering, why would one want to clean their headlights if they are not turned on! Like a Jetta I once owned. Why would one want to unlock the truck when moving? How about to open it a little so the recently cleaned interior can dry out! You know, us crazy Americans using stuff in ways it was never intended to be used. Cupholders in a sportscar, really?
Andy
Andy
I'd like to add the "auto-antenna" function on radios in cars with power antennas -- insists that a power antenna goes UP whenever you turn on the radio -- even if you're using an MP3 player, USB or AUX-IN port, or Bluetooth.
In my 66 Mustang, I inserted an OFF/ON switch so the antenna won't move unless I tell it to: "Sit, Stay"
09-27-2020, 02:28 PM
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Yah! We could probably start a "Frustrating automatic things on cars".
I'd like to add the "auto-antenna" function on radios in cars with power antennas -- insists that a power antenna goes UP whenever you turn on the radio -- even if you're using an MP3 player, USB or AUX-IN port, or Bluetooth.
In my 66 Mustang, I inserted an OFF/ON switch so the antenna won't move unless I tell it to: "Sit, Stay"
I'd like to add the "auto-antenna" function on radios in cars with power antennas -- insists that a power antenna goes UP whenever you turn on the radio -- even if you're using an MP3 player, USB or AUX-IN port, or Bluetooth.
In my 66 Mustang, I inserted an OFF/ON switch so the antenna won't move unless I tell it to: "Sit, Stay"
Andy
09-27-2020, 09:43 PM
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The thought to use them never entered my mind and did not no how either. Will never use them anyways.
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09-27-2020, 11:29 PM
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09-28-2020, 04:13 PM
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@Twilightblue28A If you have a classic porsche h=then yes it should have headlight washers
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84 380SL
09-28-2020, 04:14 PM
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@Twilightblue28A If you have a classic porsche h=then yes it should have headlight washers
Now I know. Are they effective?
09-28-2020, 04:49 PM
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Yes German engineering, why would one want to clean their headlights if they are not turned on! Like a Jetta I once owned. Why would one want to unlock the truck when moving? How about to open it a little so the recently cleaned interior can dry out! You know, us crazy Americans using stuff in ways it was never intended to be used. Cupholders in a sportscar, really?
Andy
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09-28-2020, 06:02 PM
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09-28-2020, 06:37 PM
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09-28-2020, 07:12 PM
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Yah! We could probably start a "Frustrating automatic things on cars".
I'd like to add the "auto-antenna" function on radios in cars with power antennas -- insists that a power antenna goes UP whenever you turn on the radio -- even if you're using an MP3 player, USB or AUX-IN port, or Bluetooth.
In my 66 Mustang, I inserted an OFF/ON switch so the antenna won't move unless I tell it to: "Sit, Stay"
I'd like to add the "auto-antenna" function on radios in cars with power antennas -- insists that a power antenna goes UP whenever you turn on the radio -- even if you're using an MP3 player, USB or AUX-IN port, or Bluetooth.
In my 66 Mustang, I inserted an OFF/ON switch so the antenna won't move unless I tell it to: "Sit, Stay"
Haven't tried to see if it knows if cassette or radio is used.
dave
95 C2
03 540i6
84 380SL