windshield washer

Hello

Will be able to driver use function the windshield washer ?

Haven't you watched the Video Nr. 4 ? There you can see it!

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Wow lol, that sound was from windscreen washer? That simulator is more than perfect...

Yes i watched video but can i use washer without wiper ?

yes.., just look on other videos.

vodic18 schrieb:

Yes i watched video but can i use washer without wiper ?

The WASHER without the WIPER? No, that's of course not possible, because the wiper starts automatically like on other cars, too!

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

vodic18 schrieb:

Yes i watched video but can i use washer without wiper ?

The WASHER without the WIPER? No, that's of course not possible, because the wiper starts automatically like on other cars, too!

Really?! I thought they could be independently controlled, maybe that's just a North American thing.

BusRider schrieb:

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

vodic18 schrieb:

Yes i watched video but can i use washer without wiper ?

The WASHER without the WIPER? No, that's of course not possible, because the wiper starts automatically like on other cars, too!

Really?! I thought they could be independently controlled, maybe that's just a North American thing.

North American buses, at least most of 'em, have pneumatic windscreen wipers. That means that to switch them on, you must physically move a handle which enables air to flow into the system. The sprinklers, however, are electrically controlled. Thus they are separate. In Europe, windscreen wipers are electric ever since the early 50's, so they behave like the wipers on most cars, when you switch on the sprinklers the system will automatically switch on the wipers as well for a few rounds, and then switch them back off. It is interesting to observe the extreme differences between trends in busbuilding between america and the rest of the world, I still hadn't really figured the reasons for it yet. For example, just as a US busdriver will find it weird that the wipers come on with the sprinklers, the European driver will find it inconceivable that one handle controls the two doors, thus the back door is not independently operated...