Hi All,

 

How to access windscreen washer lever?

It's a tiny bit dislocated, I would like to put it onto the normal place.

 

Thank you in advance.

2 minutes ago, ujtordai said:

How to access windscreen washer lever?

 

You mean the right stalk behind the steering wheel?

wiper arm ?

If you want to get to the wiper arms:

a) turn on ignition, but don't start engine

b) turn on wipers

c) when wipers are vertical, turn off ignition.

You then have full access to replace blades, etc.

Good luck!

6 minutes ago, KenM said:

If you want to get to the wiper arms:

a) turn on ignition, but don't start engine

b) turn on wipers

c) when wipers are vertical, turn off ignition.

You then have full access to replace blades, etc.

Good luck!

You don't even need the ignition on. Hit the lever down to the single wipe position with the key out and the arms will swing around and park at the vertical position.

I'll just wait for the confirmation that it is actually the wiper stalk behind the steering wheel what the OP needs ...

Edited 21 October, 20187 yr by vborovic

1 hour ago, chimaera said:

You don't even need the ignition on. Hit the lever down to the single wipe position with the key out and the arms will swing around and park at the vertical position.

 

You do need to cycle the ignition on and off first though...

 

Thanks, Chimaera  - I didn't know that. A more slick solution!

Hi All,

 

I'm sorry, I did not describe clearly what I would like.

I would like to replace or repair the arm.

I have misty memories about it.

- Remove the negative pole from the battery.

- remove the airbag and the steering

- remove the cover of the rod of steering

but I have no details.

I attached a picture what is my problem, I don't know something is broken inside of the arm mechanical part or not, or just dislocated.

 

17 hours ago, vborovic said:

I'll just wait for the confirmation that it is actually the wiper stalk behind the steering wheel what the OP needs

 

4 hours ago, ujtordai said:

I attached a picture what is my problem

 

Well, I'll let people who're experts in wiper arms solve this ...

Given that you're an expert on everything why don't you have a go, save us all the embarrassment of getting it wrong?