How many of us accidentally invoke the rear windscreen washer while trying to just turn on the rear wiper? I have done this five times already without trying...](*,)
dploy
Not sure why you think this is a flaw or even a problem. It works as was intended. Just don't push the stalk so far when turning on the rear wiper. I have only ever invoked the washer when I wanted to use it.
I think you all need to get used to it. It's different than in some other cars, especially if your previous car was not German. From my own experience, just got another bimmer, jeez everything different than in T2. I've got to drive my husband'sTreg for only 2 month, and had driven BMW for 4 year prior to that. Got new 3 series, complete shock, and it took me a week to get used to everything.
I also triggerred the washer in the beginning, but after adjusting my touch, it has not been a problem. The first detent is easy for me to utilize.
Rick
Rick
It is a design flaw. The definition of a design flaw can also include ergonomics. If it's easy to 'accidentally' engage a feature without intending to do so - its a flaw. Fortunately it is a harmless flaw.
I have owned VW, BMW, Merc & still have my 911 (since '95) and even a Merkur - none allowed me to 'accidentally' do engage anything I did not intend. The only other feature I had to 'get used to' was the cruise control stalk on the Merc but it never caused me to 'accidentally' engage it.
Sorry Ania - the Touareg is not perfect. But I still love it!
I have owned VW, BMW, Merc & still have my 911 (since '95) and even a Merkur - none allowed me to 'accidentally' do engage anything I did not intend. The only other feature I had to 'get used to' was the cruise control stalk on the Merc but it never caused me to 'accidentally' engage it.
Sorry Ania - the Touareg is not perfect. But I still love it!
I don't think it is a design flaw. I have only hit that once or twice when the car was new. It works well for me.
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