MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => How to Guides / Troubleshooting => Topic started by: dav1e on February 23, 2014, 06:20:00 pm
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Hi, my rear wiper has stopped working and the fuse is ok - i was thinking of buying a used wiper motor from ebay , has anyone fitted one before and is it easy to remove the tailagate panel etc? Anything I should be looking out for when Im doing it? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Go to section section 6 in this link
http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,10027.0.html
I would be checking the tailgate wiring in the rubber section which flex upon opening and closing.
Also this may help
http://www.vwgolf.net.au/showthread.php?627-DIY-Rear-Wiper-Delete-MKV-Golf
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ok thanks for that I'll have a look at the wiring first - I take it if there is any fault with the wiring it will be fairly obvious to even someone like me who does not usually attempt these things!!
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no it probably wont be obvious as the copper in the wire inside the flexible boot rubber can break, only way is to measure with a multi meter
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When you get the rubber grommet out of the way,they tend to snap when you pull on them if they haven't broken already - what model and year is your car an I'll tell you the colours of the wires you need to check if you need it?
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yes its a 2005 gti
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Interested to know too!
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yes its a 2005 gti
PM me your email and I'll email you the drawings
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Interested to know too!
PM me your email and I'll email you the drawings
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Mailed :-if the files to big for your email provider I can just send the one page but I've sent you all the basic electrical drawing for your car! :happy2:
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yes got it all - many thanks
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yes got it all - many thanks
Let's known how you get on - if you need a motor ask in the wanted section or eBay 1K0 955 711 C price new £124.63 full retail inc vat :happy2:
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Thanks a lot buddy
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Result! Took car back to the BMW dealer where I bought it in November and they are going to replace the wiper motor on the 6 month Warranty that came with the car
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If I was you I would be taking a few photos before hand of your external paintwork (around the wiper blade fixing area) and the tailgate plastic trim internally( the bit with the grab handles), just incase they have a bit of a job changing it! :happy2:
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If I was you I would be taking a few photos before hand of your external paintwork (around the wiper blade fixing area) and the tailgate plastic trim internally( the bit with the grab handles), just incase they have a bit of a job changing it! :happy2:
Very good point, that internal plastic needs some TLC and brute force in equal measure.
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Thats a good idea guys Ill do that before I drop the car off - although they are a top notch garage.