Wiper????
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New Wiper
Rgds,
//B//
Drove 500 mls during the week end and the rain was pooring down in buckets on the way home.......need to have new ones.......
Rgds,
//B//
To remove the drivers wiper arm.
Pop out the plastic cap.
Undo and remove the nut within.
Then directly beneath the actual wiper arm, (right above the plastic trim) you will see a square(ish) looking bracket where the second arm pivots on. A single small Allen cap bolt holds this in place, simply loosen the bolt and it will pop upwards.
Watch for the water feed pipe to the washers, this should simply pull off at the top.
When replacing do the reverse but tighten the small Allen bolt LAST! this is to ensure it does not foul the plastic trim or anything else. You might have to adjust it a few MM to get it perfect.
Pop out the plastic cap.
Undo and remove the nut within.
Then directly beneath the actual wiper arm, (right above the plastic trim) you will see a square(ish) looking bracket where the second arm pivots on. A single small Allen cap bolt holds this in place, simply loosen the bolt and it will pop upwards.
Watch for the water feed pipe to the washers, this should simply pull off at the top.
When replacing do the reverse but tighten the small Allen bolt LAST! this is to ensure it does not foul the plastic trim or anything else. You might have to adjust it a few MM to get it perfect.
An alternative and this is what I did when I replaced mine.
You can actually simply replace the rubber blades and not the wiper frame.
On mine there are stainless steel end pieces that you squeeze together and then remove, the rubber blade then slides out and you simply slide a new one in. This can be done without dismantling anything.
You can actually simply replace the rubber blades and not the wiper frame.
On mine there are stainless steel end pieces that you squeeze together and then remove, the rubber blade then slides out and you simply slide a new one in. This can be done without dismantling anything.
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