Removing wipers

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Removing wipers

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Does anyone know an easy way to remove the wipers? I want to change mine, the springs all rusted up.
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flip the plastic covers up on the front of them, should just be the one nut from memory! Then wiggle them up and off. Nice and easy.
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Grue wrote:flip the plastic covers up on the front of them, should just be the one nut from memory! Then wiggle them up and off. Nice and easy.
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...and thanks for reminding me mine need a slap of paint! Getting a bit rusty.
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i just painted my wipers the week before, theoretically its very easy to take out after flipping the plastic cover and undo the nuts....unless the nut (after 12+ years of not even been removed) gets really really (and i mean F*** really) tight which happened to one of mine, i didnt bothered, i ended up cover the rest of my car and just sprayed it... 8)
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What's the size of the washer hoses and also the radiator hose that goes to the top up bottle?
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