rubber tubing on leven wipers
Discussion
Check out this thread:
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=298501
from when I did mine. Hopefully Leven have listened to some of us who've done this on their Cerberas and lengthend the rubber tubing on the drivers side as it's a little short.
When done they should look like:
The tubing runs through the spring in the middle of the wiper arm to keep it neat and tidy. I found it easiest to remove the tube from the washer/squirter assembly and start from the bottom of the arm.
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=298501
from when I did mine. Hopefully Leven have listened to some of us who've done this on their Cerberas and lengthend the rubber tubing on the drivers side as it's a little short.
When done they should look like:
The tubing runs through the spring in the middle of the wiper arm to keep it neat and tidy. I found it easiest to remove the tube from the washer/squirter assembly and start from the bottom of the arm.
byker28i said:
Check out this thread:
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=298501
from when I did mine. Hopefully Leven have listened to some of us who've done this on their Cerberas and lengthend the rubber tubing on the drivers side as it's a little short.
When done they should look like:
The tubing runs through the spring in the middle of the wiper arm to keep it neat and tidy. I found it easiest to remove the tube from the washer/squirter assembly and start from the bottom of the arm.
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=298501
from when I did mine. Hopefully Leven have listened to some of us who've done this on their Cerberas and lengthend the rubber tubing on the drivers side as it's a little short.
When done they should look like:
The tubing runs through the spring in the middle of the wiper arm to keep it neat and tidy. I found it easiest to remove the tube from the washer/squirter assembly and start from the bottom of the arm.
The tube really goes through that spring does it? And then where does it go?
MB
byker28i said:
Check out this thread:
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=298501
from when I did mine. Hopefully Leven have listened to some of us who've done this on their Cerberas and lengthend the rubber tubing on the drivers side as it's a little short.
When done they should look like:
The tubing runs through the spring in the middle of the wiper arm to keep it neat and tidy. I found it easiest to remove the tube from the washer/squirter assembly and start from the bottom of the arm.
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=298501
from when I did mine. Hopefully Leven have listened to some of us who've done this on their Cerberas and lengthend the rubber tubing on the drivers side as it's a little short.
When done they should look like:
The tubing runs through the spring in the middle of the wiper arm to keep it neat and tidy. I found it easiest to remove the tube from the washer/squirter assembly and start from the bottom of the arm.
Like your "hanging marker"
)headcase said:
Was gunna ask, Wots with the sock on the string?
His 'parking marker'
Ive got a realy fancy (ooh, £7.50 from Firebox or somewhere) traffic light system that changes colour the nearer you get to it/the wall. It needs a screw to fix it to the wall and Im not that good at DIY so it is sitting on the shelf ATM
FUBAR said:
headcase said:
Was gunna ask, Wots with the sock on the string?
His 'parking marker'
Ive got a realy fancy (ooh, £7.50 from Firebox or somewhere) traffic light system that changes colour the nearer you get to it/the wall. It needs a screw to fix it to the wall and Im not that good at DIY so it is sitting on the shelf ATM
Thanks for that ! I just bought the same thing on ebay thanks to your tip ! £7.50 incl postage from ebay.
DIY !! Fit batteries, screw to wall and adjust sensitivity (and reverse car into wall). Easy?!
gazzab said:
FUBAR said:
headcase said:
Was gunna ask, Wots with the sock on the string?
His 'parking marker'
Ive got a realy fancy (ooh, £7.50 from Firebox or somewhere) traffic light system that changes colour the nearer you get to it/the wall. It needs a screw to fix it to the wall and Im not that good at DIY so it is sitting on the shelf ATM
Thanks for that ! I just bought the same thing on ebay thanks to your tip ! £7.50 incl postage from ebay.
DIY !! Fit batteries, screw to wall and adjust sensitivity (and reverse car into wall). Easy?!
Its the screwing to the wall bit that got me stumped. Mrs Fubes has already caught me in the garage with my pants round my ankles and no reasonable excuse for being so
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