96 Accord wiper problem
09-06-2003 | 10:31 PM
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96 Accord wiper problem
Lots of rain last week, after a dry, dry summer. Noticed that the wipers
became very erratic in where they reversed their stroke. Would start
working fine, then after a few minutes would start slapping at the bottom of
the stroke, and the right wiper would sometimes come way over at the top of
the stroke. Wind at highway speed seemed to move them around a lot.
Motor? Transmission? I'm guessing the guts are under the plastic vent
thingy at the bottom of the windshield. How tough to get at?
became very erratic in where they reversed their stroke. Would start
working fine, then after a few minutes would start slapping at the bottom of
the stroke, and the right wiper would sometimes come way over at the top of
the stroke. Wind at highway speed seemed to move them around a lot.
Motor? Transmission? I'm guessing the guts are under the plastic vent
thingy at the bottom of the windshield. How tough to get at?
09-07-2003 | 01:00 AM
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Re: 96 Accord wiper problem
Hi,
Teflon bushing(s) in the transmission is cracked or worn out probably.
You have to remove the plastic vent thingy(your description) and take
a look.
Tony
Don Lee wrote:
> Lots of rain last week, after a dry, dry summer. Noticed that the wipers
> became very erratic in where they reversed their stroke. Would start
> working fine, then after a few minutes would start slapping at the bottom of
> the stroke, and the right wiper would sometimes come way over at the top of
> the stroke. Wind at highway speed seemed to move them around a lot.
>
> Motor? Transmission? I'm guessing the guts are under the plastic vent
> thingy at the bottom of the windshield. How tough to get at?
>
>
Teflon bushing(s) in the transmission is cracked or worn out probably.
You have to remove the plastic vent thingy(your description) and take
a look.
Tony
Don Lee wrote:
> Lots of rain last week, after a dry, dry summer. Noticed that the wipers
> became very erratic in where they reversed their stroke. Would start
> working fine, then after a few minutes would start slapping at the bottom of
> the stroke, and the right wiper would sometimes come way over at the top of
> the stroke. Wind at highway speed seemed to move them around a lot.
>
> Motor? Transmission? I'm guessing the guts are under the plastic vent
> thingy at the bottom of the windshield. How tough to get at?
>
>
09-07-2003 | 01:00 AM
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Re: 96 Accord wiper problem
Hi,
Teflon bushing(s) in the transmission is cracked or worn out probably.
You have to remove the plastic vent thingy(your description) and take
a look.
Tony
Don Lee wrote:
> Lots of rain last week, after a dry, dry summer. Noticed that the wipers
> became very erratic in where they reversed their stroke. Would start
> working fine, then after a few minutes would start slapping at the bottom of
> the stroke, and the right wiper would sometimes come way over at the top of
> the stroke. Wind at highway speed seemed to move them around a lot.
>
> Motor? Transmission? I'm guessing the guts are under the plastic vent
> thingy at the bottom of the windshield. How tough to get at?
>
>
Teflon bushing(s) in the transmission is cracked or worn out probably.
You have to remove the plastic vent thingy(your description) and take
a look.
Tony
Don Lee wrote:
> Lots of rain last week, after a dry, dry summer. Noticed that the wipers
> became very erratic in where they reversed their stroke. Would start
> working fine, then after a few minutes would start slapping at the bottom of
> the stroke, and the right wiper would sometimes come way over at the top of
> the stroke. Wind at highway speed seemed to move them around a lot.
>
> Motor? Transmission? I'm guessing the guts are under the plastic vent
> thingy at the bottom of the windshield. How tough to get at?
>
>
11-12-2003 | 10:30 PM
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Re: 96 Accord wiper problem
Hi There,
I got the exact same problem just yesterday.. did you manage to find
the problem? Any tips on how to get out the "plastic vent thingy" ..
couldn't seem to find any screws from my initial look..
thanks for any ideas,
shek (fiji islands)
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11-12-2003 | 10:30 PM
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Re: 96 Accord wiper problem
Hi There,
I got the exact same problem just yesterday.. did you manage to find
the problem? Any tips on how to get out the "plastic vent thingy" ..
couldn't seem to find any screws from my initial look..
thanks for any ideas,
shek (fiji islands)
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11-12-2003 | 10:30 PM
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Re: 96 Accord wiper problem
Hi There,
I got the exact same problem just yesterday.. did you manage to find
the problem? Any tips on how to get out the "plastic vent thingy" ..
couldn't seem to find any screws from my initial look..
thanks for any ideas,
shek (fiji islands)
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11-12-2003 | 10:30 PM
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Re: 96 Accord wiper problem
Hi There,
I got the exact same problem just yesterday.. did you manage to find
the problem? Any tips on how to get out the "plastic vent thingy" ..
couldn't seem to find any screws from my initial look..
thanks for any ideas,
shek (fiji islands)
--
cancerman
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