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alexandervdr 10-23-2020 11:34 AM

wrong stop position rear wiper Targa 86
 
My wiper rests in the middle of the rear window. I assume this is not the correct position, but should be resting at the left side. What is wrong here?

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stevie 77 930 10-23-2020 01:44 PM

lift the wiper from the window (avoid scratching) and cycle through wiper on and off a few times. Observe the resting point each time. Once you have determined that spot, reposition the wiper to the driver's side of the glass. The wiper blade should rest in a vertical position.

Not my car.... but here is what its suppose to look like

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alexandervdr 10-23-2020 02:19 PM

are you sure about this? In my case the wiper goes from the mid position to the left , so if I reposition the arm to the left, it will move over to scratch the body no?:(

Arne2 10-23-2020 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by alexandervdr (Post 11074268)
are you sure about this? In my case the wiper goes from the mid position to the left , so if I reposition the arm to the left, it will move over to scratch the body no?:(

Correct. Don't reposition the arm if it sweeps to the left, then all the way to the right and finally back to park in the middle.

Instead, you need to re-adjust the arm on the wiper motor. As I recall, the arm on the wiper motor should point straight to the right when parked.

alexandervdr 10-23-2020 09:54 PM

makes sense , tnx

alexandervdr 10-26-2020 11:40 AM

adjustment can be done with everything left in place. Just loosen the nut that holds the arm with a 10mm ratchet, unscrew it as far as possible but still holding some threads (putting the nut back on afterwards seemed like a challenge given the A/C radiator I have in). Pop the arm upward away from the motor with a fat screwdriver (it holds on a conical spline), and rotate it till the wiper arm is in the correct left position (in my case that was a 90° rotation). Tighten the nut. That's it ;)

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