#41
jessietan
Posted 26 March 2011 - 10:42 AM
Nabeh!! Our Pijot wiper very expensive la, no $$ change.
one say don't work and one say work. Then how? Work or no work?
Put me on the "Nope, didn't work" category. Eventually, you have got to change the wiper, expensive or not.
Yet another post by Jessie Tan ©
Posted 26 March 2011 - 10:42 AM
we can only express our experience of the product, for me it worked on the S80, Mitsubishi Storm, Waja and my friends Mercedes...I actually put on two coatings allowing for two hours between coats.I actually bought my last bottle at Car4 about three years ago or so. I have had no need to use on my Pijot yet...lol
My wiper spring is not enough strong enough to push the wiper to the windscreen, any idea on this issue?
#43
lancer1981
Posted 28 March 2011 - 10:54 PM
PIAA ... expensive ... find it hard to justify a wiper that's expensive. Cheapo wiper still wipe windscreen and let you see you the road.
Agree with you totally. A set of PIAA for my car is about RM300+ how to justify the purchase. Buy cheapo and change very year or when required. $$will last me awhile. The cheapo one last longer than my oe.
Have wheels will ride, beats walking.
#44
vr2turbo
Posted 31 March 2011 - 10:59 AM
ermm!!! think can use for black trims? My 2o++ Ford window will squek when it is open.
For the power windows, there is another product for it....
#45
vr2turbo
Posted 31 March 2011 - 11:01 AM
Agree with you totally. A set of PIAA for my car is about RM300+ how to justify the purchase. Buy cheapo and change very year or when required. $$will last me awhile. The cheapo one last longer than my oe.
If you can get replacement then okay, but some make are just different, therefore have to use originals......
My wiper spring is not enough strong enough to push the wiper to the windscreen, any idea on this issue?
Are you sure? Can try bending the arms towards the screen.
If not, looks like got to replace.
#46
Newkelisa
Posted 31 March 2011 - 05:35 PM
Are you sure? Can try bending the arms towards the screen.
If not, looks like got to replace.
Yeah sometimes it's the arm themselves that deform with the heat. A new arm can be the only solution.
#47
vr2turbo
Posted 31 March 2011 - 10:47 PM
Yeah sometimes it's the arm themselves that deform with the heat. A new arm can be the only solution.
The arm is metal woh, can the heat deform it??
#48
Newkelisa
Posted 03 April 2011 - 09:23 AM
The arm is metal woh, can the heat deform it??
Not pure metal but alloy.
The Volvo X40 series have this design flaw experienced by many owners, over time (we're talking about years) repeated exposure to sun will cause the arm to deform a bit, not much but enough to scrape the bonnet. Only a new arm or bending the arm again will cure it. It's still hard like metal as I can't bend it back to shape using my hands.
Recently replaced the arm on wife's ride with new arm - problem solved. Now I have the problem of the rear wiper not wiping properly, me think same issue but not really bothered to get a new arm.
I guess it's possible the same thing can happen with other makes as manufacturers try to use lighter materials
#49
vr2turbo
Posted 04 April 2011 - 01:42 PM
Not pure metal but alloy.
The Volvo X40 series have this design flaw experienced by many owners, over time (we're talking about years) repeated exposure to sun will cause the arm to deform a bit, not much but enough to scrape the bonnet. Only a new arm or bending the arm again will cure it. It's still hard like metal as I can't bend it back to shape using my hands.
Recently replaced the arm on wife's ride with new arm - problem solved. Now I have the problem of the rear wiper not wiping properly, me think same issue but not really bothered to get a new arm.
I guess it's possible the same thing can happen with other makes as manufacturers try to use lighter materials
I am surprise that we cannot even bend back but the weather can bend them......
