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Originally Posted by Brandon_SLC
Toyota's solution is a "Winter" switch which keeps the wipers up on the windshield when they are turned off.
I miss my 126. I wish I'd never sold it.
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Sounds like a typical Toyota approach to the problem. A band-aid fix instead of a real fix.  I drive every day in snow and bad weather, and my wipers work perfectly every time. The W126 is awesome!
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