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Old 02-17-2011, 08:55 AM
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one more thing to check, make sure the arm on the motor is in the correct position. I had mine 180 degrees out so my wipers were parking in the UP position. Just a FYI heads up

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Old 02-17-2011, 10:38 AM
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one more thing to check, make sure the arm on the motor is in the correct position. I had mine 180 degrees out so my wipers were parking in the UP position. Just a FYI heads up
Thanks for the tip. In the parked position which way should the arm be pointing?

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Old 02-19-2011, 09:28 AM
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one more thing to check, make sure the arm on the motor is in the correct position. I had mine 180 degrees out so my wipers were parking in the UP position. Just a FYI heads up
LOL.... you too? I did that myself. At least it's one way to learn.... trial and error.

I got mine right by having the wipers in the park position and then moved the motor arm so it could be hooked up. Still gotta get that clip out of the cowl vent. I'm lucky I had a spare. Think rags to plug the places it might fall into. A magnet is handy too.

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