H
Hallan Blaggit
I've experience the (fairly common) problem with the rear wiper on my
98 wagon. I understand it's common to have the bushing/shaft corrode
enough so that the motor cannot turn the wiper, and that the simple
fix is to enlarge the bore of the bearing slightly, and/or clean off
the corrosion.....
That being said, I'm trying to pull the wiper arm off the shaft. I
understand it's a splined shaft, and I've used a puller to no avail.
I'm doing another 24hr treatment with a penetrating oil, but I'm
wondering if anyone has any tricks, or do you just cut off the
(aluminum) wiper arm,and replace it? I'm not too fussy about using
heat, right next to that huge curved glass window.........
98 wagon. I understand it's common to have the bushing/shaft corrode
enough so that the motor cannot turn the wiper, and that the simple
fix is to enlarge the bore of the bearing slightly, and/or clean off
the corrosion.....
That being said, I'm trying to pull the wiper arm off the shaft. I
understand it's a splined shaft, and I've used a puller to no avail.
I'm doing another 24hr treatment with a penetrating oil, but I'm
wondering if anyone has any tricks, or do you just cut off the
(aluminum) wiper arm,and replace it? I'm not too fussy about using
heat, right next to that huge curved glass window.........