Wiper Arms
Wiper Arms
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plug

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1,136 posts

267 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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I would like to refurbish or renew the arms for the wipers, tried searching the forum but can't find if the wipers are from another car or not, has anyone replaced theirs if so how much were they and where from. Thanks

cerby4.5

1,643 posts

270 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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I replaced mine with the leven units.
They are much better at clearing the screen and look neater as well!
Give them a call as not sure what the current prices are.
Cerby4.5

FUBAR

17,065 posts

267 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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cerby4.5 said:
I replaced mine with the leven units.
They are much better at clearing the screen and look neater as well!
Give them a call as not sure what the current prices are.
Cerby4.5


Wot he said. Ive done the same and even I managed to fit them on me lonesome

plug

Original Poster:

1,136 posts

267 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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Thanks for the help, I have found them on their web site, on the latest news page, just under £60. I will order a set now.

FUBAR

17,065 posts

267 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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Plug, the (well MY) instructions weren't very clear (but I am pretty fik). You need to slide the new water pipe up through the middle of the return spring (ooh err) to hide the pipe and stop the pipe flopping all over the place (they say to use some superglue aswell, but I didnt).

It will all become clear when you get the bits in front of you

greenie

1,850 posts

270 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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plug said:
Thanks for the help, I have found them on their web site, on the latest news page, just under £60. I will order a set now.


Could you give me a link to the wipers for the Cerbera as I can only find the new Tuscan ones.

Thanks

plug

Original Poster:

1,136 posts

267 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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Go to the latest news page and scroll down to the bottom, the Cerby ones are about 4th item up.

greenie

1,850 posts

270 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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Couldn't see it for looking! Ta

Make sure you post the results when the job is done!

mark.rowe

230 posts

267 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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They sound quite good!
Think i'll give them a try.

I took my wiper arms off last year and gave them a sand down and lick of paint, but the rust is starting to come back through again now.

greenie

1,850 posts

270 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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Plug

Are the wipers delivered and fitted yet? Any feedback to give?

johnbear

1,568 posts

264 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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My wipers seem to stop at different points all the time. I re-adjust them and then a short time later there in the middle of the screen.

I've checked the motor.

Is it easy to change the wiper system. I've looked but I don't know how you access them.

Any ideas?

Bodger Bedge

75 posts

259 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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Had the same problem myself but the fix was simple..ish.
On the wiper motor there is a connector block that has the limit switch inside. This can be removed and replaced with a new switch (less than £20...Do a search and you will find out more)
Being a cheap-skate, I simply pulled the switch apart, cleaned the contacts and put it back together. Works perfect.
Hardest bit is removing the wiper motor. If you have little fingers you can slide the switch off the body of the motor whilst in situe but it is fiddly. I took the opportunity to completely strip the motor, clean and grease it up and test it whilst it was out. A total of 1 hours work.

robertjp

2,281 posts

254 months

Tuesday 23rd May 2006
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OK Slight tangent now..

the black plastic cover through which the wiper actuators pass, runs along just under the windscreen, how do you get it off????

There are two bolts along the bottom of the cover on a spring washer, one is out, the other wont come out and the first one wont go back it....arrrgh

regarding washers, i mod'd the standard floppy pipes on the wiper, using a combination of hardpipe, black heatshrink and some holes. much neater and much more efficient. A search on here should reveal all

>> Edited by robertjp on Tuesday 23 May 18:31