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Wiper Buttons

Started by Rod, July 10, 2009, 01:39:43 PM

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stapla

Thanks Zulu.

Thankfully I had already worked out the light switch shaft removal (not on my own though) - had to resort to the bible (manual).  The manual is so well detailed that it saves me posting as many stupid questions on this site.

Was just trying to get the button off the shaft but I guess they are pressed / moulded on and not supposed to come off.

Cheers
Peter.

mcl1959

No the button doesn't come off the shaft without wrecking it.

Ken

pedro

QuoteThankfully I had already worked out the light switch shaft removal (not on my own though) - had to resort to the bible (manual).  The manual is so well detailed that it saves me posting as many stupid questions on this site.

Was just trying to get the button off the shaft but I guess they are pressed / moulded on and not supposed to come off.

I don't think there would be too many people on this site that didn't get stuck on that one the first time, definately had me stumped on my first FC until i got a manual.
                                                          Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

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Trevor_B

Yep, these things can be tricky to the un-initiated, that's why we have started a "show & tell" session at the Vic Club meetings - and what did we start off with first - the dash including the removal of headlight knob & shaft, ignition barrel/switch (with the trusty piece of wire) etc. Nascohunter had great fun that night  ;)
Next meeting it's wiper arms and fittings - that circlip at the wiper motor can be tricky for some.

Trevor_B
FC Sedan, Ute & Wagon .... only a Panel Van required to make the set