teddywood1
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the self park is either playing up or you need to take them of and put them on right there is a little cross mark where the wiper blades should be leavel with when parked at the bottom of the screen
Thanks I will have a look for that cross tomorrow and give it a bash nut I am not sure its gonna wotk tbh. I did try all sorts of positions earlier and couldn't get them any lower, They seem to jump down about 2 inches when first starting them so if I set them right on the bottom edge of the screen they go down on to the plastic plenum and then up to wipe the screen.
teddywood1
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what a perfect day
Spacemonkey...
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Amazing designs Land Rovers- they can sometimes fix themselves! If only they didn't break themselves first...
Spacemonkey...
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Maybe they run on Windows... (not too much of a joke as the L322 Rangie DOES!)
roshe25
Active Member
Hi
Mine used to do that,When the screen was wet they were ok as the screen dried a bit they used to stop were they liked.
Cured problem a new motor from Island 4x4 good price and those spring clips to take up any play in linkage it only takes about half hour to fit now everything works ok and is very quiet.
roshe25
Active Member
Hi
All you have to do is lift up the plastic covers on the wiper arms remove the nut then remove your wiper arms which can be very tight spray them with wd 40 and using a wide flat blade screwdriver to ease them off.Then take the plastic rivets on the plastic grill out using a self tapping screw a couple of turns in the centre then pull them out with pliers be careful as you don't want to break them if they do break you can find them on e-bay.
Take the drivers side out first as the grill might be in two halve as mine was this exposes the wiper motor and linkage then just three bolts and the wiring plug take out the unit and remove the motor.If you get a couple of those spring clips which you can find on e-bay they are good as it takes out the play in the ball joint and is worthwhile
All you have to do is lift up the plastic covers on the wiper arms remove the nut then remove your wiper arms which can be very tight spray them with wd 40 and using a wide flat blade screwdriver to ease them off.Then take the plastic rivets on the plastic grill out using a self tapping screw a couple of turns in the centre then pull them out with pliers be careful as you don't want to break them if they do break you can find them on e-bay.
Take the drivers side out first as the grill might be in two halve as mine was this exposes the wiper motor and linkage then just three bolts and the wiring plug take out the unit and remove the motor.If you get a couple of those spring clips which you can find on e-bay they are good as it takes out the play in the ball joint and is worthwhile
roshe25
Active Member
Hi
That sounds ok I don't remember how much mine was but I think it was about that price and it had a years warranty.The clips are on e-bay this is the item number 261301809338.
