I had quite the interesting drive home the other day, I drove across the street to the shopping center after work, it was raining a little so I used the wipers a few times. About 15-20 minutes later I'm back out again but now it's pouring. I didn't think much of it and drove of... since it was raining I turned on my wipers again and NOTHING, I tried a few times and hear a humming sound but no wipers. I kept driving cos this has happend once before but while they were already on and got stuck all the way up. That time I just swiched them off and a few minutes later they went back to "resting position" and started working again.
Not this time tho... I kept driving and the rain kept pouring, all I could see was gray, blurry and a set of taillights about 100ft in front of me thru the thick layer of water. I drove to the next exit and stoped at the gasstation, popped the hood, smacked the box I thought had something to do with the wipers and started the truck again, oddly enough for some reason they started working again!
(And people keep telling me smacking things doesn't help!)
To top it of, when I made the first left turn at the intersection driving out of the shopping center parking lot, making the truck lean a little to the right, the water on the roof came flooding INSIDE the passenger door! The door was closed properly and even locked. This has never happend before, not even when I've washed it and poured water in the exact same spot. While at the gasstation I opened the door but couldn't see any damage to the rubberseals or anything else. I did notice the interior piece that goes along the top of the door opening was hanging down a little in the rear so I pushed ít up towards the roof and no more flooding...
On a completely different note, what do ya'll think about removing the tow hooks and putting LED lights in the holes instead? I have a 32" LED light bar but I can't drive around on the freeway with that on. I never use the tow hooks but could definitly use some more lights, fall/winter season is here and it's only getting darker, soon it'll be dark from 2pm to 9am.
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