Possible faulty rain sensor?

AW128i · 09-19-2011, 10:35 AM

The cover has a small gap in my car, too and as far as I know, the windshield's never been replaced. In fact, when I replaced the rearview mirror, I tried to ge the cover to sit flush with the windshield (because I figured that's the way it should've been) but it was impossible to do so. The two halves of the cover would only interlock when they were slightly spaced out from the windshield, like the OP's pick reflects.

adobeee · 09-19-2011, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by AW128i

The cover has a small gap in my car, too and as far as I know, the windshield's never been replaced. In fact, when I replaced the rearview mirror, I tried to ge the cover to sit flush with the windshield (because I figured that's the way it should've been) but it was impossible to do so. The two halves of the cover would only interlock when they were slightly spaced out from the windshield, like the OP's pick reflects.

Thanks buddy! This relieves me. I haven't actually had the chance to test out the rain sensor yet....since it never rains in Palo Alto during summer and fall.

I just got the car in July.

09-19-2011, 10:35 AM	#23
AW128i Major 44 Rep 1,003 Posts Drives: E82 N51 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Southeastern, PA iTrader: (1)	The cover has a small gap in my car, too and as far as I know, the windshield's never been replaced. In fact, when I replaced the rearview mirror, I tried to ge the cover to sit flush with the windshield (because I figured that's the way it should've been) but it was impossible to do so. The two halves of the cover would only interlock when they were slightly spaced out from the windshield, like the OP's pick reflects.
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