Big Blue Hemi
Keep on keeping on
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- 2012 Ram 1500 Laramie
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- 5.7
Bosch on the wife's and Rain-X on the RAM.
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Saw those at Costco tonight, very inexpensive, think it was under $6 after rebate. I have always used Bosch icons, but might try ‘em at that priceI run 24” blades. I enjoy the larger sweep and they fit great. I run Costco Michelin blades. I don’t go to auto car washes as they dry out the rubber fast. I get about a year plus out of almost every set. I get my windshield coated in aquapel every 6 months. I find it works better than rainx and I’m lazy and don’t mind paying 15 bucks every 6 months.
Thought I read on here that the RainX washer fluid clogs our washer pumps ?
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I run 24” blades. I enjoy the larger sweep and they fit great. I run Costco Michelin blades. I don’t go to auto car washes as they dry out the rubber fast. I get about a year plus out of almost every set. I get my windshield coated in aquapel every 6 months. I find it works better than rainx and I’m lazy and don’t mind paying 15 bucks every 6 months.
You use 24 on both sides?
Yup. And if you use rain-x for too long it will continue to claim it has low fluid level even if you switch to other stuff. It messed up the sensor in my old Chrysler van; thankfully it would work properly unless it was colder than maybe 5F so most times it was OK. Stay away from the rain-x fluid on most FCA vehicles.When I used Rain-X fluid my ‘low fluid light’ comes on even when full. After researching the beading additive was coating the sensor, giving false alarms. Since I switched brands, I’ve had no issues.