how hard is it to remove the back wiper?

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BamesRees
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how hard is it to remove the back wiper?

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i want to remove it a nd make it flush, is this hard work, and how do i go about doin it.
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http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... 824f8cdff8

and you could have made one thread, instead of four :?
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what u mean by that
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BamesRees wrote:what u mean by that
I think he meant in one post you could have asked all four questions :wink:
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exactly. No need to make four seperate threads is there now?
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Easy.
:)

Remove the wiper are you are left with a hole.
Go to halfords and pay £0.97 (ish) for a pack of two rubber gromets.

Pop it in.
Job done :D

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Tigz wrote:Easy.
:)

Remove the wiper are you are left with a hole.
Go to halfords and pay £0.97 (ish) for a pack of two rubber gromets.

Pop it in.
Job done :D
Alternatively for an OE look

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... php?t=1678

DIY guides - look thro them first - loads of ideas most successfully carried out
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bstardchild wrote: Alternatively for an OE look
http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... php?t=1678
DIY guides - look thro them first - loads of ideas most successfully carried out
Fantastic guide!
I still prefere it without the cover more though, as I think it looks a lttle smoother.
But thats only as wiper is attached on the window, without the bracket thats on the Polo.

Thats such a great way of doing a Polo.
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i m from s wales, bridgend why
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Post by Speedlaw »

Just to get back on topic again... :-)

Only the Mk5 Polo has the 'hole in the window' option, the Mk4's are all cursed with the big oval cutout that requires a big blanking plate.

If only..!
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Post by JTLondon »

My rear wiper simply falls out :lol:

well... the wiper blade part isnt clipped on... as its broken :( but its spring loaded so it stays on. :D
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