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Havent read the whole thread, but if they are heated jets they will have an electrical connector on the jet, mine are heated and they work wonders in this weather!
I changed my mk3 cupra arms to genuine polo aero arms + blades and it cost £95 all in... they were good but not £95 good!
I had to as one of my original arms had twisted.
Wipers are superb, and look so much better, a very worthwhile upgrade
You might get a set on ebay if you're lucky.
just been looking lee and think these will do the job
Item number: 300375925098
been looking on etka and can't see the part number quoted though.
Item number: 300375925098
been looking on etka and can't see the part number quoted though.
I don't understand why you dont just use bettter screenwash. All this faffing around is pointless.
I used to live in Canada and they dont use Halfords -5 premixed crap over there. They dont have heated jets either.
Remember when it says -5 it's including windchill etc. if your thermostat says -4 you'll need -20 screenwash.
I used to live in Canada and they dont use Halfords -5 premixed crap over there. They dont have heated jets either.
Remember when it says -5 it's including windchill etc. if your thermostat says -4 you'll need -20 screenwash.
emdee, fair point, but anything that helps is to me not a bad thing otherwise why would they exist?
hopefully , but cant see it being that easy , nothing ever is !!!
you could simply wire them up to something i,e rear demister or lights so when something is on they get heated rrather than being heated all the time
you could simply wire them up to something i,e rear demister or lights so when something is on they get heated rrather than being heated all the time
look at the pic andy uploaded on page 2.
you will see the replacement and existing have a plug on them to attach to existing wiring.
new ones just have a small heating element i guess to defrost them when you demist the rear window.
got them in the car, need dry clear day to remove wipers and scuttle panel to do the swap. bit late for this year but prepared for the future...
you will see the replacement and existing have a plug on them to attach to existing wiring.
new ones just have a small heating element i guess to defrost them when you demist the rear window.
got them in the car, need dry clear day to remove wipers and scuttle panel to do the swap. bit late for this year but prepared for the future...
yes cant imagine it being fun spesh on the weather we got now ,
unless your fortunate to have a garage to sort it out
unless your fortunate to have a garage to sort it out
Yeah, I would wire them into the wing mirror de-misting wiring, it’s the most accessible, either that or buy the winter pack wiring loom which would probably cost an arm and a leg.
oldman, could you put a coupe of pics up of exactly what you do to get the scuttle panel off please? I know a pic has been put on here already but a step by step would be most helpful!
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but i think that as the original are plugged in they are just dumb and these are live so in theory a straight swap should work?
The originals are not plugged into anything there is no wiring on them, if you look at the diagram you can see this, there are two no 21's one is the normal one and one is heated.
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