Shock, it's actually driven in wet : )

[Andy of Finland]

Oh dear, those geezers are doing the unimaginable and actually commuting in their E9 under what could only be described as British weather, which of course it's not as they seem to be somewhere in the Viking country: ) O tempora o mores!

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[bavbob]

Doesn't the "D" indicator on the dashboard stand for " Don't drive me now"? Pretty clear to me.

 

[Rek]

Hard to avoid that here in the UK. I have a pool of water in the drivers footwell.
Solution is my wife will be holding the hose at various suspect places and I will be searching for the leak.

 

[Rek]

Apropos of the above, has anyone had any issues with W&N wiper arms?

The first time mine was used in anger the ridges on the inside of the arm worn down almost immediately and the wiper now turns freely.

 

[bluecoupe30!]

Doesn't the "D" indicator on the dashboard stand for " Don't drive me now"? Pretty clear to me.

Ah, no, what you are looking for is the "N" for Nein. the Automatics have it.

 

[Andy of Finland]

Hard to avoid that here in the UK. I have a pool of water in the drivers footwell.
Solution is my wife will be holding the hose at various suspect places and I will be searching for the leak.

 

[Rek]

Boring?

 

[Andy of Finland]

Boring?

Actually it's quite drilling...Anyway, what I was a about to say is this will quicly solve your pool issue.