93 max windsheild wipers?
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No you just have to remove the cowl top (That's the grille under the windshield). There are pretty big service holes under there. I've got some pics around here somewhere if you need them.
It's not as hard as rebuilding an engine or designing a body kit from scratch. Also much easier than engineering a computer circuit board.
-Kaleb
It's not as hard as rebuilding an engine or designing a body kit from scratch. Also much easier than engineering a computer circuit board.
-Kaleb
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Originally posted by heavyarms61
The arm that links the wiper motor to the blades is broke.How hard is this to fix,does it envolve removing the dasboard?
heavyarms61
The arm that links the wiper motor to the blades is broke.How hard is this to fix,does it envolve removing the dasboard?
heavyarms61
Does one of the wiper blades work? Or are they both not going up and down?
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Originally posted by heavyarms61
No they both don't work,me and a friend to it apart,and its the ball socket on the arm that links motor to the wiper arms.
No they both don't work,me and a friend to it apart,and its the ball socket on the arm that links motor to the wiper arms.
The passenger's side wiper is broke for me. Do you think that will be an expensive repair to replace the ball socket?
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Can you post these pics? I have a similar problem and want to see what your is so it will help me. Thanks
Originally posted by kaleb
No you just have to remove the cowl top (That's the grille under the windshield). There are pretty big service holes under there. I've got some pics around here somewhere if you need them.
It's not as hard as rebuilding an engine or designing a body kit from scratch. Also much easier than engineering a computer circuit board.
-Kaleb
No you just have to remove the cowl top (That's the grille under the windshield). There are pretty big service holes under there. I've got some pics around here somewhere if you need them.
It's not as hard as rebuilding an engine or designing a body kit from scratch. Also much easier than engineering a computer circuit board.
-Kaleb
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