Product Overview
Many rear wash/wipe assemblies on today's vehicles have an integrated washer system routed through the wiper spindle with the washer nozzle protruding beyond the end of the locking nut and wiper arm.
Wiper pullers are often required to lift the wiper arm from the spindle, but cannot be used when the rear washer nozzle protrudes further than the end of the spindle, as damage to the plastic washer will occur. However, thanks to our rear wash/wipe nozzle protector, you can safely and easily remove the rear wiper arm using a conventional wiper puller.
Simply undo the wiper spindle locking nut and screw the rear wash/wipe nozzle protector onto the wiper spindle. The plastic washer nozzle is now safely located inside the protector and a conventional wiper puller can now be used to lift off the wiper arm. (Note: Do not screw the protector fully down to the wiper casing, but leave a gap of approx. 1 mm so that the wiper arm can lift upwards when using the puller.)
Wiper pullers are often required to lift the wiper arm from the spindle, but cannot be used when the rear washer nozzle protrudes further than the end of the spindle, as damage to the plastic washer will occur. However, thanks to our rear wash/wipe nozzle protector, you can safely and easily remove the rear wiper arm using a conventional wiper puller.
Simply undo the wiper spindle locking nut and screw the rear wash/wipe nozzle protector onto the wiper spindle. The plastic washer nozzle is now safely located inside the protector and a conventional wiper puller can now be used to lift off the wiper arm. (Note: Do not screw the protector fully down to the wiper casing, but leave a gap of approx. 1 mm so that the wiper arm can lift upwards when using the puller.)
Warranty Information
The Company will give the Purchaser the benefit of any warranty it receives from its supplier but shall not be liable for any claim or claims for any indirect or consequential damage or loss (including loss of profit) arising from any breach by it or its contract or any defect in the goods PROVIDED that this exclusion shall not apply to death or personal injury or to liability for breach of obligation under Section 13, 14 or 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 as against a Purchaser who is a “consumer” as defined by Section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.
