feeler: rear window wiper delay

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by yaris2010RS

will make a diy for it no problem. and 50 bucks was just a possible max, im aiming towards the $20 but it depends on how much interest there is and how much much work it turns out to be.

if you have a Prius wiper stalk or something of the sort that has variable speed control, we could hook that up but you would need to run a wire from the stalk to the rear wiper motor. if i had the aftermarket stock i would try it and work with it but havent done that mod yet (dont feel the need for front intermintent wipers)

Actually, with my Prius one I do everything at the wiper stalk connector, so there is no need to run a wire back. The same can be done with the OEM stalk. The Prius one just has two "on" switch positions for the rear wiper (on and intermittent). When you install a Prius stalk in a Yaris the intermittent setting does nothing since there is no wiring on the Yaris' stalk for that pin. I added a pin and used that switch position for my intermittent rear mode (with the "on" position still being the default constant swipe). The way that I built my intermittent module, it can either be used with the extra switch position of the Prius stalk or with the existing rear pin. The trickiest part is figuring out where to mount the potentiometer for adjusting the frequency. I ended up mounting mine in the driver's glove box.

[yaris2010RS]

Originally Posted by CTScott

Actually, with my Prius one I do everything at the wiper stalk connector, so there is no need to run a wire back. The same can be done with the OEM stalk. The Prius one just has two "on" switch positions for the rear wiper (on and intermittent). When you install a Prius stalk in a Yaris the intermittent setting does nothing since there is no wiring on the Yaris' stalk for that pin. I added a pin and used that switch position for my intermittent rear mode (with the "on" position still being the default constant swipe). The way that I built my intermittent module, it can either be used with the extra switch position of the Prius stalk or with the existing rear pin. The trickiest part is figuring out where to mount the potentiometer for adjusting the frequency. I ended up mounting mine in the driver's glove box.

was thinking of mounting mine under the dash too, but i have found its a PIA to work in that area