Holy hell.. what are people thinking.. then again, she could have coated the wipers will engine oil.. synthetic of course.
Son lent his car to a family friend. I got the job of sorting the wipers out: 'They started to go very slowy and then got stuck'. Sorted out the seized linkages and thought all was well. But it starts raining while I'm returning the car and I think wtf? this screen is very greasy. Good thing the sun isnt out or I'd be seeing nothing! Two guesses what the clever lady had put on the screen to 'help' the wipers move.
Holy hell.. what are people thinking.. then again, she could have coated the wipers will engine oil.. synthetic of course.
'94 540i
e39 6-Spd, 3.15 LSD, UUC SSK w/ DSSR &RK5, M5 Bumpers/Side Skirts, HID Smileys/Fogs, E32 Mirror, BB Tri-Flo, V1, ZR3, Chipped, RD Strut Bar & Front and Rear Sway, SS Brake Lines, Brembos
Rofl!
CD43,Style 21s,K&N Insert,White blinkers,LED 3rd brakelight,HIDs,front Monroe sportsshocks/Weitec 35 springs,540 Calipers, Zimmermann Discs and Textar pads.
Ha. Use Rain-X windshield fluid, then once your moving about 50+ mph the rain just sheets off and you don't have to use the wiper
'94 540i
e39 6-Spd, 3.15 LSD, UUC SSK w/ DSSR &RK5, M5 Bumpers/Side Skirts, HID Smileys/Fogs, E32 Mirror, BB Tri-Flo, V1, ZR3, Chipped, RD Strut Bar & Front and Rear Sway, SS Brake Lines, Brembos
Butt butter? Sounds scary
Hmm I checked aquapel on line, it does appear to be better but you have to apply it. I use rain-x windsheild wiper fluid so all I have to do to apply it is press the windshield wiper button .