110 wiper motor..

Don't suppose anyone knows how to separate the motor housing from the worm
drive ? Need to replace it quickly, but I can't see how to get it offf
without resorting to unseemly violence :0)

`Mark

In message <BFC4866C.1444%[email protected]>
Mark Flint <[email protected]> wrote:

> Don't suppose anyone knows how to separate the motor housing from the worm
> drive ? Need to replace it quickly, but I can't see how to get it offf
> without resorting to unseemly violence :0)
>
> `Mark
>
>

If I understand your question, and assuming its pre 1Axxxxxx VIN, then
remove the cover from the back of the motor (4 or 5 small screws if I
remember right) and you can then see the gear that drives he "rack".
Again if I remember right, there is a circlip to remove and it then falls
appart and the "rack" is free from the motor.

If I didn't understand then, ah well.....

Richard
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On 13/12/05 15:38, in article 38babd84d%[email protected],
"beamendsltd" <[email protected]> Justified his existence with:-

> In message <BFC4866C.1444%[email protected]>
> Mark Flint <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Don't suppose anyone knows how to separate the motor housing from the worm
>> drive ? Need to replace it quickly, but I can't see how to get it offf
>> without resorting to unseemly violence :0)
>>
>> `Mark
>>
>>
>
> If I understand your question, and assuming its pre 1Axxxxxx VIN, then
> remove the cover from the back of the motor (4 or 5 small screws if I
> remember right) and you can then see the gear that drives he "rack".
> Again if I remember right, there is a circlip to remove and it then falls
> appart and the "rack" is free from the motor.
>
> If I didn't understand then, ah well.....
>
> Richard

Cheers Rich, worked as described, I now have working wipers again :0)
(although it's a bugger to do in place, I required the 'third hand'
technique)


Mark