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Car Forum / Fiat Cars / May 2004

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Windscreen Wiper Problems

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David Gouge - 06 May 2004 13:25 GMT
Hi All,

My driver side windscreen wiper stopped all of a sudden yesterday (in what
can only be described as a tropical downpour, typical!) and have found that
the arm bit that runs from the motor to the wiper bit has come off at the
joint with the wiper (Can you tell I'm not a professional car mechanic?
:) ).

My local friendly fiat garage have told me they wont be able to fit me in
till june the 8th.  Is this something that can easily be fixed by getting a
part and doing it myself, it all looks a bit complicated in there.

Any help and / or advice would be most welcome.

Dave
undergraduate-car-mechanic - 06 May 2004 16:41 GMT
it depend on what car it is.
what car is it?
David Gouge - 06 May 2004 17:05 GMT
Oh Damn my brain, sorry, its a 'V' Mk2 Punto 3door ELX.

:O)

> it depend on what car it is.
> what car is it?
undergraduate-car-mechanic - 06 May 2004 18:45 GMT
ive had these where its just a ball join thats poped out and was able too
squash it back together with some big pliers.
sometimes the linkage brakes and requires replacing, if its under waranty
you will have too get it done by the dealer anyway but if not a linkage is
easy enough too replace if your handy with the spanner.
David Gouge - 07 May 2004 09:10 GMT
> ive had these where its just a ball join thats poped out and was able too
> squash it back together with some big pliers.
> sometimes the linkage brakes and requires replacing, if its under waranty
> you will have too get it done by the dealer anyway but if not a linkage is
> easy enough too replace if your handy with the spanner.

Cheers, it is out if warranty and I've got a haynes manual on the way, so I
might have a bash myself (It might come to bashing aswell!).  Cheers for the
advice!
 
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