Wiper position sync
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Car: 1988 Pontiac GTA
Engine: 305
Transmission: Auto
Wiper position sync
Possibly a dumb question, I had my windshield replaced, I wasn't there when it was done but have noticed that the passenger-side wiper doesn't go all the way down when I switch them off, it stops about an inch too high. There's nothing in the way so I think the gear/motor is just slightly in the wrong position.
I can't see an obvious way to adjust these, could anyone shed some light, otherwise the wipers work fine.
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I can't see an obvious way to adjust these, could anyone shed some light, otherwise the wipers work fine.
Regards
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Car: 1992 RS
Engine: Carbed 350
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.42 posi
Re: Wiper position sync
Just take the wiper arm off the wiper motor stud and move it a few 'clicks' around the stud. The stud is grooved.
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Re: Wiper position sync
That's where the dumb question comes in, I can't see how to take them off!
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Re: Wiper position sync
On mine, there is a little tab on the side at the bottom of the wiper at the post. A fingernail (more often a small screwdriver) to pry the tab outward and hold, while lifting the arm straight up off the post. Sometimes they are a PITA, and you have to use a larger screwdriver to help pry upwards, or the open end of an open-ended wrench that's large enough to go around the post. Tapping the top sometimes helps break the dirt/goo that's cementing it on.
They are on a post that's grooved. You just need to remove and twist 1 or 2 grooves in the right direction.
While they are off, you can take the blades out, and hit them with a shot of spray paint to make them pretty again!
They are on a post that's grooved. You just need to remove and twist 1 or 2 grooves in the right direction.
While they are off, you can take the blades out, and hit them with a shot of spray paint to make them pretty again!
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