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dewipering rear wiper on a leon

RikH

Texas Cowboy
Oct 17, 2005
2,474
0
Yorkshire
been done
i think aebli is a username over in switzerland thats posted pics of his

not sure how easy/difficult it is to do
 

Ruddmeister

Everything in Moderation
Jun 23, 2003
8,218
1
Weston-super-Mare
en.wikipedia.org
Voila

lights1-vi.jpg
 

RobM

Back from the dead...
Sep 27, 2006
4,982
3
Southampton
That would drive me insane! The dirtiest part of the Leon is the rear end and the screen gets very dirty, very quickly... so not having a wiper would be madness.

Plus I don't think it looks any better when removed. With the Fabia wiper it looks very tidy and smart. Without a wiper at all, based on that pic above, it looks somewhat empty.
 

RobDon

Pro Detailer
I used a Cult Society blanking plate. TBH I don't miss the wiper much, just keep the rear screen treated and clean and not much rain sticks to it. I like the de-badged and de-wipered look, looks alot better and much cleaner ... less says more!
 

si-mate

Jai Ho or Jay Ho?
May 31, 2004
941
0
Kunt Centryside
Looks naked in my opinion. I'm sure you'd find it highly irritating being without a wiper in the winter.
My navara's rear window gets dirty enough and that doesn't even get the road muck thrown up at it.
 

D_McA

Newbie
Sep 6, 2006
50
0
Lurgan, N.Ireland
Yeh easy enough, took me and a mate 10 mins to get it all done. Just need to unscrew and remove the motor from underneath the plastic planel then use a bit of force to take the blade off. Make sure everything is disconnected from the motor before you remove it, there should be 2 things to disconnect to it.