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Alloy + Carbon Wiper delete Plug - Which one!?!
- Thread starter C4-STORM
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I bought mine from the Greek chap on eBay, let him know what colour you want before ordering and he'll paint them for you if he doesn't have the right colour in stock. He had to paint mine for me and it still arrived within a week, can't fault him.
Easy to fit, the wiper motor is removed from inside the car. Unbolt the wiper itself, pull the trim out inside the car below the rear window and unbolt the motor and slip it out. You need to be slightly double jointed to bolt the plug in place, it only took a luddite like me 15 minutes to do and that included drinking tea
Easy to fit, the wiper motor is removed from inside the car. Unbolt the wiper itself, pull the trim out inside the car below the rear window and unbolt the motor and slip it out. You need to be slightly double jointed to bolt the plug in place, it only took a luddite like me 15 minutes to do and that included drinking tea
C4-STORM said:
I went for a doomed one
JS1500 said:
I haven't put anything on my rear window. It lives in the garage, and when you're driving along the water gets cleared off the rear window with the airflow. I've not found it too hard when I've been parked up and need to reverse, not yet any way!
MisterCorn
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I was planning on having the body shop fill the hole in mine and paint it.
MC
MC
I hate the rear wiper and think it spoils the rear of the car so I bought a domed plug - however I started to get a little paranoid thinking water may get in! So the cars been in the bodyshop having the hole filled and sprayed. I've got a few other bits to tidy up with the paint work so its getting most of the rear re sprayed 'while its there'.
Already taken the wiper arm off prior to deciding/ordering the plug blank and to be honest I am compelled to blank it off as the rear end looks so much cleaner and nicer.
Plenty of fair weather driving, kept garaged, weight reduction ( :? ), not my daily, cleaner lines, reverse parking aid ( )...
Plenty of fair weather driving, kept garaged, weight reduction ( :? ), not my daily, cleaner lines, reverse parking aid (
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