Windshield Wipers
04-10-2005, 01:31 PM
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Windshield Wipers
My windshield wipers have recently begun to "slam" into the bottom portion of the windshield. They tend to do this when I drive at higher speeds and when I turn them to faster speeds. Does anyone know the cause of this? I read in some earlier posts something maybe of a "scissor assembly", but there was no elaboration on the point. If anyone has any advice, please reply. Thanks.
04-10-2005, 02:55 PM
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all you have to do is readjust them. where they mount there is a bolt. take the bolt off and pull the arm off and readjust them up a little higher so they dont go down as far.
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ahh actually mine did actually break they were hitting at the top and the bottom so it was more than a matter of readjusting (this was on my 99 tl). This is how i fixed them:
Ok you will need a connecting rod unit and the honda part number is "76540-S0k-A01"
once you get this part you will need to take off the plastic trim imediatly below your windshield then turn on your windshield wipers and it will be obvious which part is broken simply pop of the old on and pop on the new one (you may need a rubber mallet to get the new one on)
The problem is its a mettal ring on the road that wheres out making a loose connection therefore causing the winshield wiper to slip
Ok you will need a connecting rod unit and the honda part number is "76540-S0k-A01"
once you get this part you will need to take off the plastic trim imediatly below your windshield then turn on your windshield wipers and it will be obvious which part is broken simply pop of the old on and pop on the new one (you may need a rubber mallet to get the new one on)
The problem is its a mettal ring on the road that wheres out making a loose connection therefore causing the winshield wiper to slip
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
all you have to do is readjust them. where they mount there is a bolt. take the bolt off and pull the arm off and readjust them up a little higher so they dont go down as far.
thanx
04-10-2005, 08:56 PM
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The problem is its a mettal ring on the road that wheres out making a loose connection therefore causing the winshield wiper to slip
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Originally Posted by soccerbenk
ahh actually mine did actually break they were hitting at the top and the bottom so it was more than a matter of readjusting (this was on my 99 tl). This is how i fixed them:
Ok you will need a connecting rod unit and the honda part number is "76540-S0k-A01"
once you get this part you will need to take off the plastic trim imediatly below your windshield then turn on your windshield wipers and it will be obvious which part is broken simply pop of the old on and pop on the new one (you may need a rubber mallet to get the new one on)
The problem is its a mettal ring on the road that wheres out making a loose connection therefore causing the winshield wiper to slip
Ok you will need a connecting rod unit and the honda part number is "76540-S0k-A01"
once you get this part you will need to take off the plastic trim imediatly below your windshield then turn on your windshield wipers and it will be obvious which part is broken simply pop of the old on and pop on the new one (you may need a rubber mallet to get the new one on)
The problem is its a mettal ring on the road that wheres out making a loose connection therefore causing the winshield wiper to slip
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