Reply With Quotethe wiper wont come off tried all night i will take it to holden and see what they can do thanks guys
lift the cover. align wiper to correct location, do up the 13mm nut tight and you should be right.
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the wiper wont come off tried all night i will take it to holden and see what they can do thanks guys
when the nut is off just keep pulling on the wiper, they can be an absolute pain to remove. Just keep yanking on itOriginally Posted by greeny
lol dont take it to holden, just try a local garage they'll be able to loosen the nut and lever the wiper arm off, holden will charge you through the roof and as found out by alot of people here, have no more experience with euros than any small workshop!!
drove my car in the wet today for the first time on the 16s, pretty much zero traction, but then again the tyres are 9 years old.......... eeek!!
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mate just loosen your nut if you all the way up to the top of the stud thread get a hammer and a punch and give it a few light taps and i mean light taps i did this with mine and gave it enough to pop upso it was loose
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ok yeah your prob right there holden are expensive i let u guys know how it goes
realigned the gearchange linkage today, after having replaced it on Saturday - not good when you get reverse gear when you've selected 1st ;-). Must have slipped over the last few days (must remember to tighten stuff appropriately in the first place too)
anyone replaced the linkage on an ah astra be4?
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Sure, we dont have to worry about viking raids or scurvy anymore, but instead we make a daily routine of sitting in flimsy, fibreglass (or metal) boxes full of gasoline which are propelled in opposing directions on the freeway at velocities matching that of low flying aircraft.
This is a roundabout way of saying that cars are dangerous....
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