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Hi,
My rear wiper blade and arm are broken and I want to replace them. It seems that the clip holding the blade into the arm is an integral part of the arm - this broke during the cold weather.
Does anyone know where I can order a replacement. Is it a DIY job to replace?
Taynish
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I have the problem that the motor doesn't work and have to replace it
The blade and arm are fine though.
Now an ex Berlingo owner, I have a C4
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Previously - 2002 (M49) Berlingo Multispace 2.0 HDi Diesel - Arctic Steel
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Thanks Jimbo, sounds like a better solution than my brown electrical tape.
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Nice one jimbo, where would the world be without cable ties??? Pulled me out of the sticky stuff loads of times
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After repairing (Bodging!!) a couple of times my rear wiper arm is now past repair. So I bit the bullet and bought a new one, £8.00 not too bad I thought.
However, I can't get the old one off. It's stuck fast. Good squirt of WD40 and left it for a few days but it still won't budge. I have a small three legged puller but the end of the spindle on which it bears is the plastic washer jet so I can't tighten down on it and the glass is behind so I can't lever against that.
Any ideas please??
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I did think about that or a Dremel with a cutting disc as a last resort. It's just thst it's so close to the bodywork should it slip and I don't want to have to dismantle the whole thing if I can help it
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