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Clean off your F*#&$^ ROOF after a storm!

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Old 02-17-2007, 07:52 PM
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So glad I moved out of New Jersey. People do this all the time and it can get down right scary with the ice that can come off larger cars/suvs/18 wheelers. As far as the adjust the washer nozzles, its more fun to aim them so if you have a retard blasting some music insanely loud at a traffic light with their window open next to you, well you get the idea =)
 
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Old 02-17-2007, 08:16 PM
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Those are usually very easy to adjust - all you need is a straight pin.
You mean just jam a pin in there and adjust the angle of the sprayer? Hmmm, good idea.

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Old 02-17-2007, 08:28 PM
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My objection to the bloody ice?

It swirls your paint when it comes off! Ugh!
 
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Old 02-17-2007, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by wavelengths
My objection to the bloody ice?

It swirls your paint when it comes off! Ugh!
Funny, I cant wait for it so I can clean the salt off my car.
 
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Old 02-17-2007, 09:16 PM
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I just witnessed this today when a 3x3(about) sheet of ice came off a minivan in the opposite lane. This was in I-93 south of Boston. Luckly it wasn't very busy and the car around were able to dodge easily. But I can just imangine what that would be like during the morning/evening weekday commute.

I was amazed that it came off in one whole sheet like it did and flew about 15-20 ft in the air. I wonder if that can be filed under form T21171-0805 "REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLES
COMPLAINT OF IMPROPER OPERATION"

If I was following and able to get the licence plate I would have filled one out. I can't wait to use this form but I never get the golden opportunities like that.
 
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Old 02-18-2007, 09:44 AM
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I just witnessed this today when a 3x3(about) sheet of ice came off a minivan in the opposite lane. This was in I-93 south of Boston. Luckly it wasn't very busy and the car around were able to dodge easily. But I can just imangine what that would be like during the morning/evening weekday commute.

I was amazed that it came off in one whole sheet like it did and flew about 15-20 ft in the air. I wonder if that can be filed under form T21171-0805 "REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLES
COMPLAINT OF IMPROPER OPERATION"

If I was following and able to get the licence plate I would have filled one out. I can't wait to use this form but I never get the golden opportunities like that.
It's people like you I have to watch out for, not the Super Troopers! : )

But yeah, I was noticing a whole lot of that action on the way back from Killington yesterday - total mess.
 
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Old 02-18-2007, 10:32 AM
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During our last storm they mentioned on the radio that the police were ticketing people for obstructed windows *and* for debris (snow/ice) falling off their car. Good on 'em, I say.



I don't like that either, but sometimes it's necessary. I had to do it just last night. I was trying to hold off but my windshield was so gunked up I had no choice. What I really wish is that car makers took the time to make sure the sprayers hit your windshield, and didn't spray 10 feet over your own car.
Right on K. I'm with ya on the ticketing.

I'm a person that hates that overspray situation too. Sometimes it's improperly aimed washers and sometimes its becasue they have so much force to overcome higher speed wind velocities. At low speeds they shoot over the car and cover your bumper, hood, and windshield. I don't think that fluid does much good to your paint!
 
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Originally Posted by picus112
You mean just jam a pin in there and adjust the angle of the sprayer? Hmmm, good idea.

Thanks!
yes, I've adjusted most of the cars I've owned this way.Sometimes they might need a touch of lube to free them up first.
 
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