Wiper motor internals

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stag36587
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Wiper motor internals

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I'm about to fit the wiper motor that came with my 1967 2 door. I took off the top cover and have found two loose clips - one looks like a circlip. The other seems to be made of copper and has a thin arm attached to it.

Can anyone confirm please how/where these should be fitted?

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Re: Wiper motor internals

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The arm is the contact for the self parking - it's held in place (very specific place) by the circlip........
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Aha - can you be more specific? The little arm fits perfectly onto the slotted spindle and indeed the circlip is holding it in place. Am I right in thinking that the arm therefore points down towards the worm drive rather than up to the cap?

Thanks as ever for your help Roy
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Up towards the cap, it's the self parking mechanism.

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As above - it parks the wipers - so you need to rotate the lid and trial and error till the wipers park where you want them to........
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Excellent! Mission accomplished and it was all quite logical in the end. Many thanks
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