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Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1998 19:45:51 GMT
From: bakernopsamnet (Tim Baker)
Subject: Re: the Saab "Hibernate Button"


On 26 Mar 1998 17:36:29 GMT, rubinsnknopsamnyu.edu (Kalman Rubinson) wrote: >Tim Baker (bakernopsamnet) wrote: >> I owned the same car except with the V6. I also found the ACC to be >> most annoying. It never seemed to deliver a comfortable temp. > >Strange. My '96 900SET ACC works just fine. > >> Know what else I found really annoying about that car? That damn >> single delayed swipe of the wipers after the washers were used. I >> used to refer to it as the "Auto Smear" feature. Ever try clearing >> the window while driving on damp roads with a car in front of you? >> Whoever came up with that one should be fired. > >Another. The delayed swipe functions as it was supposed to: Wipes away >remaining dregs after a wash. I totally disagree. I found this to be one of the most annoying things I've ever experienced while driving a car. I hate driving with a dirty windshield and it simply was not possible to have a clean windshield with this feature. Any small amount of dirty, salty or otherwise impure water that gets on the glass between the last regular swipe and the delayed one will ALWAYS result in a freakin' smear. I am very aware of what this feature is intended to do, and in theory, it sounds fine. But in everyday use in the real world, especially in the winter, the feature (flaw) was a major pain in the ass. > >??? The car ain't perfect (as we all know) but these are not problem areas. > >Kal No the car is certainly not perfect, and this is simply an annoying character flaw. Dont even get me started on all of the major problems, we dont have enough time for that. Tim.

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