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Old Aug 20, 2012 | 03:39 AM
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Do your wipers skip?

I have a new CTT. I put on Griots new glass sealant and the wipers skip. I removed it and they still skip with light rain. I've cleaned the windshield well but still skip. Is this normal?
 
Old Aug 20, 2012 | 11:37 AM
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treat the rubber edge with some alcohol wipe every 6 months. at every gas stop, i wipe that edge with paper towl and water.

for chattering, apply rain x on the windshield. that should help. in light rain, you don't even need the wiper.
 
Old Aug 20, 2012 | 05:17 PM
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Synthetic blades (Silicone) work better than rubber ones do, especially over time. I have the PIAA Super Silicone blades on my truck and I cannot be without them. After time they imbed silicone into the glass. I rarely need them at all anymore.
 
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I do know remember where I ran across this, however, Porsche does not recommend that you use any glass "sealants" since it can interfere with a stock coating they placing on their windshield. I think PNA also warns you to only use approved windshield washer fluid. Take this with a grain of salt since I am repeating this from memory.

In any event, I still use rain-x windshield washer fluid... meh
 
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I do know remember where I ran across this, however, Porsche does not recommend that you use any glass "sealants" since it can interfere with a stock coating they placing on their windshield. I think PNA also warns you to only use approved windshield washer fluid. Take this with a grain of salt since I am repeating this from memory.

In any event, I still use rain-x windshield washer fluid... meh
Got a cabinet full of salt
Impressive list of mods on your CT
Ps:how is the welding going?
 
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Originally Posted by pepper09tt
Got a cabinet full of salt
Impressive list of mods on your CT
Ps:how is the welding going?
Thanks! I am currently swapping out the throttle body, intake manifold, and plenum from the Cayenne Turbo S here in this thread as part of the official E81 powerkit option. So my signature list should be getting a little longer

As a side note, the welding is a hobby I enjoy. Very gratifying to take raw materials and build something appreciable. The last time I did this was when I MIG welded an exhaust system for my pepper in this thread .

So basically, I open too many threads

Sorry for the OT.
 

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