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Old 07-03-2010, 17:58   #1
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Rear wiper

Had a look at rear wiper I wanna take it off. Anyone shed any light on it for me I've tried pulling it but Its obviously notthe way to do it so if anyone can help
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Old 07-03-2010, 18:12   #2
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Are you wanting to de-wiper it ??
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Old 07-03-2010, 18:36   #3
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Pull the cap off, then use a spanner to take the Bolt off and then pull, it might need a bit of WD40 on it.
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Old 07-03-2010, 19:13   #4
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To remove the whole thing and bung the hole, you'll need to take off the boot lid trim inside to access the wiper bolts. There's a few screws you'll need to undo. A couple around the catch at the bottom, a couple behind the light clusters, and one in the grab handle. There may be others that I've forgotton but thats the general gist of things. Once you've undone the bolts, you'll need to pull at the trim faitly hard. You'll more than likely break a few clips in the process unfortunately as the trim is a pretty tight fit. A new one isn't too costly from the dealers though
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Old 07-03-2010, 19:15   #5
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Why take it off?
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Why take it off?
Completely transforms the look of the rear end, much smoother each to their own though. If you like using your wiper, keep it
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Old 07-03-2010, 19:20   #7
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I thought about removing it but too scared. I usually wax the rear window. Does the job of keeping water off it. Nice and clean.
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Old 07-03-2010, 19:23   #8
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I thought about removing it but too scared. I usually wax the rear window. Does the job of keeping water off it. Nice and clean.
May as well remove the wiper then

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Old 07-03-2010, 20:47   #9
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i removed mine yesterday
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Old 07-03-2010, 22:25   #10
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Cheers! I'll do it tomoro. Rich85 has a point it looks smooth as to be fair
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Old 07-03-2010, 22:42   #11
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just be carefull with the clips when you take the boot pannel of worst bit of it
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May as well remove the wiper then

What is that exhaust back box on your car ?
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what size grommet fits into the hole? Or how big is the hole?
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What is that exhaust back box on your car ?
Its a milltek exhaust the old style one though. The new one for the cupra/fr facelift bumper is more oval.
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what size grommet fits into the hole? Or how big is the hole?
Just done mine and used a 25mm grommett i bought from Halfrauds for £1.69 and it fitted perfect.
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Just done mine and used a 25mm grommett i bought from Halfrauds for £1.69 and it fitted perfect.
superb cheers mate ill "find" one in work tomorrow then just like to have all what I need to do the job before I start so can do it all tidy there and then.
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