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1.To disconnect the wiper
motor link plate from the wiper motor shaft, use an
appropriate
tool to counter-hold the plate to prevent it from
turning. 2.Remove the wiper motor from the wiper
link assembly.
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caution |
For good windshield wiper
wiping performance, use windshield
wipers without a curve in the backing of the
wiper blade.
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1.Confirm that the wiper
motor has set to automatic stop position (Refer to ).
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2.Set the wiper motor link
plate onto the wiper motor shaft. When doing this, the wiper
motor link plate and the wiper link rod should be in line as
shown.
note |
When the wiper motor link
plate has slipped by even only one tooth on the
wiper motor
assembly, they cannot be in line.
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3.Tighten the attaching nut
of wiper motor link plate and wiper motor shaft. Use an
appropriate tool to counter-hold the plate to prevent it
from turning.
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4.Apply grease to the inside
of link rod joint (as required) and connect the link rod
to wiper motor link plate.
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Specified grease:
Multipurpose grease SAE J310, NLGI No.2 or
equivalent
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Set the wiper arm and blade
assembly at the specified positions.
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