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spitfiremac

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  1. It appears that Fiestas and Mondeo's have the multi-plug for a bluetooth module in the harness but I can't find it on the Galaxy…does anyone know the location if they have one?
  2. Hi there I have a Mk iii TDCI Ghia 2007 and it does not have Bluetooth has anyone retro fitted the system and if so what is needed?
  3. Hiya...no pics sorry but V simple...the main Zinc alloy casting that holds the wiper spindles (shafts) just pick a readily accessible spot to drill approximately halfway between the tapered end where the wiper arm mounts and the bottom where the link arm sits...pop the hole in till you feel the drill hit the steel spindle, don't worry if you go too deep as it is not critical....squirt away and hey presto...give all of the other linkages a drop too for good measure, did mine whilst the wipers were moving and worked a treat...
  4. Hi folks, have posted on this subject before....buried in the depths somewhere....anyway..usually no need to strip down the spindle assembly at all, just drill a 3mm hole in the monkey metal bearing housing about halfway up just till the drill bit touches the steel spindle, then use a good spray grease and give it a liberal squirt, best to use the fine tube applicator that normally comes with the grease and operate the wipers whilst spraying...did this over a year ago and still going strong..took ten minutes tops...good luck.
  5. Very easy fix for this common fault, 5 minute no dismantling required, simply get an electric drill 2mm ish bit, drill through aluminium casting that the spindle runs through until the bit hits the spindle, approximately half way between the bottom link and the top where the wiper arm locates then apply a squirt of spray grease through the hole with the applicator pipe on the grease tin and whacko the diddle o .......... speedy wipers again, happy days.
  6. Very easy fix for this common fault, 5 minute no dismantling required, simply get an electric drill 2mm ish bit, drill through aluminium casting that the spindle runs through until the bit hits the spindle, approximately half way between the bottom link and the top where the wiper arm locates then apply a squirt of spray grease through the hole with the applicator pipe on the grease tin and whacko the diddle o .......... speedy wipers again, happy days.
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