Pete The Editor
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OK then....
I have checked the workshop manual and all is NOT clear!
My latest 1965 car has decided to shed its wipers - we get a lot of rain in Wales. They slowed down and then decided they have had enough. No problems thinks me rip the system off a spare car and fit that.
The 1965 car has the wiper motor on the near side and works by cable. The later car I have has the motor on the drivers side and works by rods...
Can I change the whole lot over? Do I need a midget or small child with an extra joint in their arms to get in there?
Alternatively why did the bloody thing slow down and stop in the first place! I have checked just about everything including taking the top off the motor and peering in and poking it with a stick....
PLEASE help....I can not use my 1965 toy and my six wheel Land Rover is not yet ready. However I have just bought a Leyland 'Threepenny Bit' Lorry so at least I can hit that with spanners....
I have checked the workshop manual and all is NOT clear!
My latest 1965 car has decided to shed its wipers - we get a lot of rain in Wales. They slowed down and then decided they have had enough. No problems thinks me rip the system off a spare car and fit that.
The 1965 car has the wiper motor on the near side and works by cable. The later car I have has the motor on the drivers side and works by rods...
Can I change the whole lot over? Do I need a midget or small child with an extra joint in their arms to get in there?
Alternatively why did the bloody thing slow down and stop in the first place! I have checked just about everything including taking the top off the motor and peering in and poking it with a stick....
PLEASE help....I can not use my 1965 toy and my six wheel Land Rover is not yet ready. However I have just bought a Leyland 'Threepenny Bit' Lorry so at least I can hit that with spanners....