Removing Rear Wiper

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yates

New Member
Mines proper faded like, so thinking of removing it, give the rear end a cleaner look too. Anyone done it? How easy was it? What did you use to fill the hole?

Cheers
 
fq-craigus

fq-craigus

Well-Known Member
A rubber bung will fill the hole won't be a hard job to do, haven't done it myself as I like bein able to clean my back window lol
 
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yates

New Member
i keep my car spotless, so it doesnt get mucky, plus a bit of rain x on the window and wont be a problem
 
B6lee

B6lee

Community Leader
i keep my car spotless, so it doesnt get mucky, plus a bit of rain x on the window and wont be a problem

I like rain x only trouble is when the wipers do get used all the water they shift pours straight in through drivers window when open :(
 
supamario666

supamario666

Trader
Trader
Mines proper faded like, so thinking of removing it, give the rear end a cleaner look too. Anyone done it? How easy was it? What did you use to fill the hole?

Cheers

Must admit they look alot better with the rear wiper removed and thiinking of doing it to mine:pWhen i get the time that is:whistling:
 
Dirtmatt

Dirtmatt

Well-Known Member
Took the wiper off the back of my car and keep the stock rubber just run a bolt thought it with sealer around it. Been like it years with me leaks
 
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neilbm10

New Member
I should be doing the same thing this weekend.
Got a big selection of bungs so will report on size. Have read it needs a 38? Or 42mm bung.
 
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yates

New Member
I like rain x only trouble is when the wipers do get used all the water they shift pours straight in through drivers window when open :(

i wont put it on the windscreen then!

shall have a look this weekend see how i can do it
 

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